Samsung has shown off five "cutting-edge" projects at this year's Consumer Electronics Show, including the "SelfieType," a virtual keyboard that uses a smartphone's camera.

Created inside Samsung's idea incubation program known as C-Lab Inside, the keyboard utilizes the phone's front-facing selfie camera and artificial intelligence to analyze finger movements before converting the movements into QWERTY keyboard inputs, the South Korean tech giant said in a press release.

"SelfieType requires no additional hardware and it is highly adaptable to various mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops," Samsung wrote on its website.

(Credit: Samsung)

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SelfieType is just the latest in a long line of virtual keyboards. The Verge wrote that existing software applications "tend to be slow and inaccurate," which have plagued adoption rates in the past.

The company posted a video to its YouTube page showing how it will work.

Samsung did not announce when or if the product would be available for purchase.

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