ETRONIKA trot out future vision about internet banking by exhibiting personal finance management carried out at home, standing in front of TV screen, accomplishing bill payment or money transfer with ...

Kinect, which was designed to be a hands-free video game controller, has already been adapted to other uses, such as to allow a Russian bank's customers to interact with a window display. The device ...

People may soon pay bills and manage their banking by waving their hands in front of their TVs, if an application from a Lithuanian company at this week’s CTIA conference proves successful. The ...

As one of the relatively few companies across the earth to receive Kinect for Windows & SDK before the official announcement, you know good and well that Microsoft has some faith in the group known as ...

SAN DIEGO -- There's no way around it: Banking sucks. And if you're broke like me, opening up your browser to your online banking site only to continually find a zero balance sucks even more. Aside ...

BOSTON — That guy in the bank lobby, waving his arms like crazy? He may not be insane, just using Microsoft's Kinect motion controller. Processing Content The device, designed for hands-free games, ...

A Lithuanian company has created a Microsoft Kinect-based login system for secure online banking, with the added benefit of minority-report style arm waving to pay your bills. In total it looks like ...

Lithuanian software firm Etronika was on the CTIA exhibit floor this week, showcasing a conceptual interface for online personal banking using a Microsoft Kinect rig connected to a Windows laptop. The ...

A Lithuanian company has developed a Kinect-based online banking system. Yes, you read that right. As a trusted developer by Microsoft, ETRONIKA received Kinect for Windows and the SDK before the ...

People may soon pay bills and manage their banking by waving their hands in front of their TVs, if an application from a Lithuanian company at this week's CTIA conference proves successful. The ...