From the category archives:

UxD

Foldable Displays

August 7, 2009

Using infrared tracking and projection, we can simulate displays on flexible and foldable surfaces. This allows us to fit a large interactive display into our pockets. The tracking is accomplished using the Wii Remote and IR LEDs

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Touchable Holography

August 6, 2009

Learn more about their Touchable Holography air based system.

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Bokode

July 28, 2009

I’m interested in the advantages it has for augmented reality and human interaction.

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Touch Screen using Lycra

July 27, 2009

I really like the idea of using depth and pressure to adjust the interface. I seem to recall seeing something at an art exhibit many years ago that was like this. the harder you pushed the more back in time the image would go. MultiTouch Screen Lycra from Loran Bey on Vimeo.

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Rules for demonstrating a new technology

July 23, 2009

1. Make a Twitter application for you new technology 2. Make a Twitter / Google maps mash up to tun on the technology 3. Use the Flickr API 4. Combine Twitter, Flickr and Google maps 5. Make a game that has users upload photos to Flickr and then tweet about it for points. 6. It [...]

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The Spectrum of User Experience

July 22, 2009

I found this post on The Spectrum of User Experience over at the Information Architects Japan site. Nice visualization of forces and how they interact. Although I’m often weary of putting any one thing in the middle. I guess I’m just an anti centrist.

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momo: a haptic navigation device

July 18, 2009

momo: a haptic navigation device from kristin on Vimeo.

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Enter Action – Digital Art Now

July 17, 2009

Need some inspiration? Go an check out Enter Action. The text is in german, so I’m not sure what the some of the stuff is about. The videos are in english or have english subtitles.

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Working with Sketch Flow

July 13, 2009

The official release of Silverlight 3 and Expression Studio 3 was last Friday and I’m really excited about how these products have been evolving. My favorite new feature is Sketch Flow, which I’ve been playing around with for a little while now and have found it to be a great way to build dynamic prototypes. [...]

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