Archive for March, 2009
Windows 7 Multi-Touch
As some of you have heard, Microsoft’s new operating system scheduled to replace Vista is called Windows 7 and it offers multi-touch capabilities built into the OS. This is very exciting news to interactive agencies like Operand who have been working in the single touch world for years using 3rd party solutions built on top [...]
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Perceptive Pixel Multitouch
This month we’ve been posting a lot about multitouch table technologies and providers. No discussion of multitouch computing would really be complete without mentioning the work of Jeff Han. A computer science professor at NYU, Han has been a leading proponent of multitouch computing for years. Back in February 2006, he gave a groundbreaking demo [...]
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Perceptive Pixel Multi-Touch
This month we’ve been posting a lot about multi-touch table technologies and providers. No discussion of multi-touch computing would really be complete without mentioning the work of Jeff Han. A computer science professor at NYU, Han has been a leading proponent of multi-touch computing for years. Back in February 2006, he gave a groundbreaking demo [...]
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NYC Visitor Center Touch Table Experience
Anyone who lives in New York City (as I do) cannot have failed to notice that the city has been pushing a fairly extensive and well executed campaign to bolster tourism. A lot of this publicity has been centered around a serious of “Ask The Locals” advertisements and the “NYCgo” branding, with its nicely executed [...]
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At Operand, we design and develop interactive experiences for a living but we are also users of them. Throughout our daily lives we search for and use every digital experience we can find that we consider “interactive”. Our work and blog are founded on our somewhat unique view of what interactivity means. In brief, we think it's bigger and more expansive than most other people seem to. We have define six levels of interactivity and blog about digital interactive experiences within art, architecture, advertising, exhibits, and elsewhere that we feel succeed at elevating interactivity.
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Windows 7 Multitouch
As many of you have surely heard, Microsoft’s new operating system, scheduled to replace Vista in 2010, is called Windows 7. Most interestingly to us, it offers multitouch capabilities built into the OS. This is very exciting news to interactive agencies like Operand who have been working in the single touch world for years using [...]
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