A nice idea of interaction devices for tablets to get a more graspable experience when sketching and so on. We already saw smartphones with pens but as far as I know it’s new for tablets especially with that ruler like device.
via de.engadget.com
A nice idea of interaction devices for tablets to get a more graspable experience when sketching and so on. We already saw smartphones with pens but as far as I know it’s new for tablets especially with that ruler like device.
via de.engadget.com
A preview video for the CHI 2013 (ACM SIGCHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 04/27/2013 – 05/02/2013, Palais des Congrès, Paris):
It seems the virtual world is more and more expanding. Is it good or bad? How will our world be in let’s say 30 years?
Yet, i don’t know. And that confuses me.
via Google+ Community ‘Human Computer Interaction’, see also the CHI 2013 website
On the way to transhumanism which can make life easier, funnier, but also more dangerous for sure.
via GIZMODO.de
Looks like a comfortabel armband which measures your hand gestures by muscle contraction and with which you can control nearly every other technology.
via Heise.de, see also GetMYO.com
Peru, where there is almost no rain but nearly 100% atmospheric humidity the University of Engineering and Technology (UTEC) and the agency Mayo Publicidad build a billboard which captures the water from air and stores it. So people can go and catch some (drinking!) water.
via GIZMODO.de, see also: UTEC.edu.pe
It turns out, many people questioned if their color perception is the same as the perception of others. Let’s say as a child you saw something and e.g. your mom told you this is a red strawberry or some other thing is a yellow banana. So you got the idea of red and yellow.
But that does not mean the interpretation of your visual informations in your brain and the interpretation of your mom is the same. And no one knows…
via GIZMODO.de
It is possible to get tactile feedback via visual stimulus.
A quadrocopter which also can roll on different undergrounds. So it can be more efficient and robust. But the setup doesn’t allow to roll in x and y easily.
via Forschungs-Blog
Looking into future, which HMIs do we need for such a highly automated thing as the car in the video? Do we have to let ‘them’ do in order to concentrate on other informations or do we have to keep situation awareness and control all the time. If so, how?
Exciting!
And for information visualization one can combine this for example with Google Glasses: