I've been talking for a while know about interaction between handheld devices and Surface. Check out this new video from Stimulant
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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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I like this one a lot for its basic possibilities. The same problems of device integration arise though, the most important being how do you setup the sync with that device in the first place without creating a very user UNfriendly experience? Making this kind of thing work in a public space could be tough. One idea: Use MTags to send the device to a website that sets up the sync.
ReplyDeleteYeah, that is an issue. It seems like a better idea for enterprise applications ... or situations where you are pushing information from the handheld device to the larger display.
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