Amazing product, with so many possibilities.

Even if you just look at personal computing. We've been reliant on keyboards, mice and [mostly flat glass] touch screens for so long. The space is ripe for something to disrupt it, and this could very well do it.

What if they came up with an intuitive, multi-functional "device" which allows either the user, or system to re-configure itself based on the application being used? That would be game-changing. Not an easy task (obviously), but an exciting prospect.

And that's just in personal computing. As a creative, my mind boggles as the possibilities this tech opens up for input/control and manipulation of objects in 2D, 3D and AR/VR.

Great hunt!