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Gestural interfaces allow users to interact with technology through bodily motions and gestures rather than physical devices like mice or touchscreens. They aim to interpret human gestures mathematically to recognize inputs from parts of the body like the hands or face. The document suggests gestural interfaces as one of several emerging technologies like 3D printing, wearables, and augmented reality that could enhance learning.
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