Nice video there. I sense there could be a difficulty initially in identifying which of the 5 pointers belonged to its respective finger while they all are closely placed and look the same round with at the center. The mouse pointer is just one thing we need to focus on now which is relatively easy to follow as we make mouse movements. But, with these 5 pointers, one will have to quickly confirm that focus is on the right finger and that the pointer is at the right place before doing anything there :D Can't image doing the right thing with 10 pointers on screen and you can use any one of them to click or make selection. How would you get the system to identify that when only one finger is pressed, say my index finger when I actually start applying pressure on the pad with little finger?
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