Showing posts with label multi-touch technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label multi-touch technology. Show all posts

December 15, 2009

multi touch with 3D? Holy COW!



Yes, i can't wait to create an interactive experience with this technology. It will be sexy time on steroids.
Check out my previous post on multi-touch technology.
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November 11, 2009

a creative celebration = creative community

I was looking at Lynne Johnson's blog where I saw this behind the scenes video of Scion Flux Super 8. It is a great showcase of creative talent from various disciplines, styles and skills.

Scion Presents: 'FLUX SUPER 8' from Scion ART on Vimeo.



What is Flux you ask? Great question! Well it is an online community of consisting of film, art, music, design and culture. Flux creates experiential events, curates and commissions film, video and art programming and hosts physical and virtual events. You can check them out here.
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April 26, 2009

ideas and ideas and ideas


A really cool site launched by Nokia aggregates expert thought leaders in technology and computing. Thought leaders include Don Tapscott, Mitch Kapor, Jeff Clavier, Charlene Li, Esther Dyson, Chris Anderson and Peter Hirshberg to name a few. Everything is discussed from virtual worlds to cloud computing focused on the following themes: business/investing, enabling technology, impact, deep thoughts, experience and new applications. Props to Nokia and the people behind this project.

Below is one of the many videos available on the site...


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April 4, 2009

touch it all over

Multi-touch tables and technology have been a hot item since Jeff Han's demo at the TED Conference, which is now being used (forcefully and unnecessarily at times) on CNN. Promethean created their interactive whiteboards. The very impressive mt multi-touch and multi-user table built for museums is pretty top notch as well.


The latest multi-touch table that has me geeking out is the Reactable table I saw on Engadget this morning. This table's cool factor is primo as it allows users to experiment with sound in real time via tangible pucks. Users can turn and move them to combine, manipulate, and compose various tones, synthesizers, effects and sample loops. I think the coolest part is that you can collaborate with other people and bring real time sessions to a new level.




Think about controlling one element and having a friend on the opposite side composing another element and then switching sides and working on each other's pieces. Or imagine your favorite DJs coming together to perform a live show on the table. Reactable could produce some creative works.



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