André Jeworutzki

Schlagwort: interaction

  • Wearable gesture armbands

    Gesture recognition via armbands instead of cameras. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oWu9TFJjHaM More information about MYO on getmyo.com

  • Kinect meets marionettes

    Mannequins imitate pedestrians movements. It’s based on Kinect and marionettes strings! The movement looks a bit scary but the people seems to like it. Source: Designtaxi.com

  • 360 degree video

    Static 360° images are well-known but a running 360° video is new and quite beautiful – here you can ride a gondola in Venice. World’s First 360º Gondola Ride In Venice, Italy (Flash required)

  • Interactive Plants

    Disney again! This time, plants are used to act as capacitive sensors. Add some augmented reality and the result looks quite cool. Source: Disney Research

  • Delites Automate

    An interactive installation made easy: all you need is a display, a button, and potato chips. :-)

  • Tactus morphing tactile touchscreen

    „application-controlled, completely transparent physical buttons that rise up from the touch-screen surface on demand. […] this is not a trick of your senses using vibration or stimulation, but rather real physical buttons that rise out of the surface of the screen.“ Source: http://www.tactustechnology.com/technology.html

  • Leap motion controller

    Leap is another motion controller very similar to Microsoft’s Kinect. But Leap is much more accurate (200 times), so it can also detect each finger separately. I am still a bit sceptic about the video because Leap is told to come to a very low price of 69,99 US-Dollar (~55 Euro).

  • Touché capacitive sensor

    Touché from Disney Research is capacitive sensor. The demo video shows possible applications with varied materials. Source: http://www.theverge.com/2012/5/6/3001269/disney-touche-swept-frequency-capacitive-touch-sensor

  • ZeroN – Levitated Interaction Element

    ZeroN is a MIT prototype that allows to interact with levitated objects. Still a bit shaky but quite cool. Source: http://www.leejinha.com/zeron

  • Augmented reality glasses

    The first Google X project revealed: a demo video of augmented reality glasses. Let life become even more virtual, woohoo! And here a parody that shows the Microsoft-version: