Skinput is a bio-acoustic sensing technique that allows the body to be used as an input surface. Finger taps on the skin create acoustic waves that are detected by sensors in an armband. The armband classifies the finger taps by location on the arm, allowing the arm to control a device in real time. Research is ongoing to make the armband smaller and extend its capabilities to more devices while maintaining high accuracy. The technique was presented at the CHI 2010 conference and allows for intuitive control of devices through natural gestures on the skin.