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01.21.07More on Jeff Han and the touch screenQuite a bit of talk about touch screens these days. But this is seriously cool technology, so here is a detailed article about Jeff Han and a new video where he demonstrate his amazing multi touch screen: At summer camp, Jeff hot-wired golf carts for nocturnal joy rides and fixed fellow campers' busted Walkmen in exchange for soda pop. He studied violin "like any good Asian kid." He was 12 when he built his first laser. As mentioned here before I met Jeff Han and was able to test his screen during Siggraph in Boston last year. I can only confirm that ...
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01.12.07The iPhone and the multi touch screenOyvind over at Brilliantdays has a very interesting theory about the multi touch screen on the new iPhone and the fantastic multi touch screen that Jeff Han has been demonstrating around the world. Oyvind thinks that this technology will be incorporated in the next generation of Apple screens and laptops. Only a theory, but read his article in detail. Why did so many people from Apple visit this particular post after he wrote it? And what about the comment over at Jefferson Han's web site? When I saw this video on YouTube and had a glimpse of how Phil Schiller zooms in on ...
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09.19.06Deskrama – more cool stuff from SiggraphDeskrama is a low-cost interactive space browser for three dimensional architectural designs. You move the screen on top of a drawing and it shows the 3D rendered picture of the building. No point in trying to explain this here. Just click play and the video will show you how it works. Credits to Mr. Takehiko Nagakura. Link to video on Revver.
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09.11.06Morphovision – you don’t believe your eyesMore goodies from Siggraph 2006. Morphovision is a project by Toshio Iwai. The combination of a spinning model of a house and some special lights give an illusion that is a strange experience. Something that looks like a true 3D projected image in front of your eyes. And, well - it is. Because the spinning model is a true model. A house made of wood and plastic. Problem is that the light fools your eyes into seeing strange things happening to the house... You have to see it yourself with your own eyes to really get the strange image. ...
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08.31.06Submerging TechnologiesMore geekumentaries from Siggraph 2006. Three interactive water displays: a musical harp with water "strings", a liquid touchscreen and a tantalizing fountain that withdraws when a hand comes near. You find some more details from the official Siggraph 2006 site here. Credits to Paul Dietz, Jefferson Y. Han, John Barnwell, Jonathan Westhues and William Yerazunis. Link to video on Google.
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