This is a documentation of the construction of the multitouch screens that we created for CIRO Project.
The screens are completed in September 2010.
CIRO Multitouch Screen Construction Documentation from CE3C on Vimeo.
Even though their instruments got stolen, they are rocking wherever they go!
Great live performance.
Original article from Putting People First
Canadian newspaper The Globe and Mail has published an extensive, three-part interview that Chad Sapieha conducted with Microsoft Principal Researcher (and fellow Canadian) Bill Buxton.
A chat with Microsoft Principal Researcher Bill Buxton, Part I
The back stories of several modern consumer devices, from touch screen phones to smart watches.
A chat with Microsoft Principal Researcher Bill Buxton, Part II
Focus on Kinect, the motion-based, controller-less interface that will come to the Xbox 360 this November.
A chat with Microsoft Principal Researcher Bill Buxton, Part III
What the next big thing will be.
The CIRO (Complex Input, Rational Output) research and development project presented a public presentation/showcase of the newly built multi-touch screens and research initiatives during CIRO DAY on September 29, 2010 at the CE3C. It turned out to be a great event with fantastic artist talks and visitors from diverse disciplines and institutions attending.
Visit here for event details!
Aircord Lab developed a device with a special screen and a projector suitable for the iPad. It can display objects in 3D, without needing glasses.
