Microsoft has acquired Canesta, a US-based company that develops chips that allow natural user interactions with machines, furthering the software giant’s goal of creating more natural user interfaces, IDG has reported. As part of the deal, Microsoft will get Canesta’s products, technology, intellectual property, customer contracts and other resources, Canesta said, without disclosing the terms of the deal.
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