The Peregrine Glove replaces the mouse and keyboard #BVF

Posted by Rob Lewis on 2011-10-06 2:00:00 PM

Today at the Banff Venture Forum Brent Baier took the stage for his presentation with a mysterious black glove on.

Baier is the Founder and CTO of Peregrine and he has created a glove that replaces the mouse and keyboard. The glove allows users to generate keystrokes and control the mouse through finger taps and hand movements.

The Peregrine glove is currently available online and clearly targeted at the PC gaming industry. But Baier sees the next generation of the device as a wireless motion sensing Peregrine designed for mouse replacement and specifically targeted at the CAD/CAM/CGI industry, education industry, and general mouse users.

Can you see yourself using the Peregrine Glove for anything other than gaming?

Company:
The Peregrine
Website:
http://www.theperegrine.com
Location:
Lloydminster, Alberta, Canada

The Peregrine empowers you to control your game with the touch of a finger— literally. No need to look down or fumble around for keys, your game is now part of you. Perform over 30 unique actions by touching your fingers. Simple. Fast. Deadly. The Peregrine. more

Company:
Banff Venture Forum
Website:
http://www.banffventureforum.com
Location:
Banff, Alberta, Canada

Banff Venture Forum, Canada's premier company financing event, is designed to showcase the hottest hi-tech companies from across North America, offer insight into key issues within the industry, provide a premium networking opportunity and give companies a chance to learn from world-class professionals in the investment community. Since its inception in 1999, Banff Venture Forum has realised an order of magnitude... more

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