Win10 Preview Edition 9901 supports gesture recognition and 3D stereo devices

Computer Store News: Windows 10 Build 9901, which was just revealed yesterday, revealed many new features, especially many new APIs. A netizen named Walking Cat also talked about the differences between Build 9879 and Build 9901 in the text & code sharing site pastebin.

A number of new APIs have been added to the new version, including many APIs related to mobile phones, but an API called "Windows.Human" is particularly compelling. This API seems to support new UIs that use interactive methods such as voice, gestures, gestures, and even face tracking.

From these new open APIs, users seem to be able to zoom and screen content by gestures without touching the screen.

Windows 10 will also recognize and track your facial and facial expressions, perhaps by simply raising your eyebrows (big eyes) to delete an email.

There is also a new API that adds support for stereo head-mounted displays, so Windows 10 should support devices like the Oculus Rift, and maybe a similar Google Cardboard that supports Windows Phone. The equipment came out.

Last but not least, Windows Media Player's ability to project images, music and video, this may also mean that Windows 10 will be integrated with Miracast.