Toshiba and Hitachi have taught TV to understand gestures.

Companies Toshiba and Hitachi Electronics at CES 2009 provided televisions, which are managed with the help of gestures, reports PC World. In addition, news alerts understand conventional remote control.
These televisions capture traffic rights with the help of infrared sensors located around the screen. They record the movement of hands and convert them to understand the television signal.
So far, only a few TVs understand gestures. In particular, lifting his hands up is the inclusion of on and off the TV. To switch channels enough to run your hand from side to side. Volume regulated circular motion.
Shown at the exhibition are the prototypes of TVs. It is expected that the production model of TV, understands gestures, did not appear before 2010.
Representatives of Toshiba and Hitachi stress that will develop technology management techniques with the help of gestures. It was expected that in future it will allow movement of hands to manage, such as video players.