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We're working on a light-weight, gesture-based wearable to augment the inaccuracies and inefficiencies in computer-vision technology, focusing on hand movement and gestures.While our product has a wide-variety of applications, our team has done enough research to know which ones could be both successful and profitable. We are targeting the virtual and augmented reality gaming, telemedicine, and motion-capture industry specifically because this is where tracking fine motor movements with hands is the most important. For example, while virtual reality viewing has exploded with the growth of the Oculus VR headsets, human-machine interaction is still held back by mice-keyboard uses or joysticks. With this, a user can use their hands to interact with a virtual world, without having to keep their hands in a fixed position as they would with a computer-vision solution.