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I'm kinda with Joel on this one. The hurdles seem to be quite daunting with some of the functionality we typically use in Creo.
On the other hand, I'm wondering somewhat about touch-screen capabilities. While I realize the cost of touch-screens large enough to accomodate CAD uses may be out of reach, I believe it's much more realistic that this is a more feasible direction than motion sensing gadgets.
In Reply to Joel Nelson:
What would be a practical use case for this in Electrical and Mechanical design? Already have enough issues with selection mechanism, especially with thin Sheetmetal parts. Additionally, can't image what component placement, or selection would be like. Sure it sounds and looks cool, but I can list off functionality/capability I would much rather see PTC spend there resources on.
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