Actually, this demo from Stimulant demonstrates how low cost sensors make NUI more interesting...I can think of half a dozen practical apps right here, right now.
from Stimulant on Vimeo.
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Comments on Dan Saffer's Designing Gestural Interfaces
- Chapter 1, Part One Outline
- pp. 1-2 Rate of Multitouch Adoption
- pp. 3-7 Types of Gestures, Post #1
- pp. 3-7 Types of Gestures, Post #2
- pp. 7-11 History of Gestures
- Chapter 1, Part One Take Aways
- Chapter 1, Part Two Outline
- p. 12 Bathrooms Are An Early Adoption Site for NUI
- pp. 12-16 Components of NUI Systems
- pp. 16-19 What Gesture-Based Systems Are Inappropriate
- pp. 16-19 When Gesture-Based Systems Are a Good Idea
- Chapter 2, Part Two Take Aways
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