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Tangent, another multi-touch surface
More examples of multi-touch surface interaction, this time in the form of Tangent, created by students Christian Iten and Daniel Lüthi.
Also using the FTIR technique camera tracking technique. The videos show a variety of interaction model demos, whilst not as complex as some of Jefs’ work, its a great diploma project. They have however documented everything from software and hardware set-ups. Good work.
Videos:
1. Interaction techniques.
2. Navigating with a phycon.
3. Pointing tool for small elements.
Posted on July 11th 2006 under Multi-touch, Surfaces
