geststøttet
Geststøttet is a term used in Danish and Norwegian to describe technologies, devices, or interfaces that accept and interpret human gestures as input. The word is a compound of gest (gesture) and støttet (supported), conveying that gesture input is supported beyond traditional touch or voice controls. In practice, geststøttet systems recognize motions such as swipes, pinches, tilts, or body poses and translate them into commands or actions on a screen or device.
Implementation relies on hardware sensors and software: optical cameras, depth sensors, or time-of-flight sensors capture movement;
Design considerations include accuracy, responsiveness, and user fatigue; cultural and ergonomic factors influence which gestures are
The term appears in product documentation and user-interface literature in Danish- and Norwegian-speaking contexts to denote