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Only the other day, our dev team and I were talking about the lack of physical interaction being a key failure of gesture-based technology.

Whilst we all agreed there to be an over-use of Minority Report technology propaganda, at the heart of our discussion was the very human need to touch and interact with something, beyond waving your hands around.

Enter Nokia HumanForm. It challenges exactly that concept by looking at how the form itself can react when being touched, twisted and even when squeezed.

Ok, so it's a little far fetched at the moment but it's one of the more interesting concept videos I've seen of late and demonstrated our discussions perfectly.