Remote Pointing Device

Sometimes elderly people need remote document or digital device support. We came up with a solution that allows someone to render support from afar.

Our remote pointing device development is outlined below.

In the video, I was in the office, while my son who was at our home received my direction.

I asked him to point to several places using the remote pointing device.

There was no need to explain how to navigate the device, since he could easily do it via the website I developed.

I thought this remote pointing device may help my mother who lives in a retirement home in Japan.

For example, she receives a document, in this case a questionnaire letter that requires information to be filled out. To assist her, we ask her to place the letter under the camera, and then we can see the document remotely and explain what needs to be done with the pointer.

We look forward to a successful project that is easy to use.

We hope to use this technology for other people and companies.

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