Using gesture-control technology, cooks can now operate cooking tutorial video by swiping their hand in front of the webcam attached to their laptop thanks to a new web app called Handy.
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New web app makes it easier to cook while looking up a recipe online
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Published December 8, 2013
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If you’ve ever tried to follow a recipe online while cooking simultaneously, you’ll know it can be a messy business. Handy by Flora is a new Web app that aims to change all that, letting you control recipes’ videos on YouTube without even having to touch your laptop.
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