Rohildev started this venture during his final year of engineering. He graduated from Kathir College of Engineering in Coimbatore last year. His first brainchild on the touchless-interface was RHLcaMouse, developed for Windows, to control PC through gestures.

Rohildev’s key focus is to mainstream gesture recognition. RHLvision’s other technological designs include a touch less display called Tiot, which help doctors to navigate patient’s history through gesture control, by standing 4-meter from the screen. The startup has also developed an app called Ferne, a touchless interface for smart phones that can navigate through a playlist using simple hand gestures. Ferne is now available on Blackberry World.

The company has raised Rs 12 lakh from Delhi-based Radix Malik Group for a 12% stake "We are now looking to raise Rs 1 crore from existing and new investors," Rohildev said to TOI.

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