【摘要】：威廉希尔app 整理了对于“网虫族”而言，足不出户又能保持跟外界联系的最高境界就是住在一间巨大的、由在线屏幕组成的智能住宅里是多么渴望的事情啊，近来西班牙研发智能住宅，可在触屏墙壁上就能发微博，让我们看看这伟大的设计师怎样的。
'The hardware is complete but only 40 percent of the software is finished,' said Ion Cuervas-Mons, director of Think Big Factory, a Spanish design agency which created the project.
'Everything in the house can be used to communicate, the interface is ubiquitous.
'Through projections that are activated by the presence of a person, we can control everything with the movement of the hands: the lights; turning on any electrical household appliances; music; even connecting to Skype for a conference from any part of the house.'
The system aims to replace the current slew of keyboards and remote controls needed to interact with technology.
However, Mr Cuervas-Mons claims much of the technology will be invisible.
'I don’t think that an Openarch home is going to look any different,' he said.
'New technologies must be non-intrusive and natural.'
Mr Cuervas-Mons says the first inhabitant has already moved into the experimental apartment.
'He is using some parts of the house, and we are learning from that.
'The main interface is in the living room, where you can see social networks, magazines, and play music just using gestures,' he said.
The prototype uses sensing cameras such as Microsoft's Kinect to track users, allowing them to swipe in mid air to move through menus.
The project started three years ago, and the prototype built in an apartment in the North of Spain, all using existing technology.
'Now we have around 40% of the applications actually running - and we hope to finish soon, then begin developing products so people can actually begin using it.'
“野心工厂”的主管伊翁•库艾尔巴斯-蒙斯介绍说：“该项目的硬件目前已基本完成，但软件开发工作只完成了40%。”智能住宅出自这家西班牙的设计机构。