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QUMA – Humanoid USB Posing Mannequin for Skeletal Animation

This is very cool ..I want one!

Microsoft Kinect and Sensics zSight Demo

Immersive Viruality demo 3DVIA showed at Laval Virtual combining a Microsoft Kinect and a zSight head mounted display from Sensics.

‘Word of Mouth’ on Steroids!

Daylife Publisher Suite – The way of the Cloud

Daylife Publisher Suite – Intro from Daylife on Vimeo.

This is cool ..the Daylife Publisher Suite offers on-demand apps for any digital channel, from the cloud.

It’s dead simple to use, moves your site ahead of your competitors, and makes your organisation more agile and nimble.

I might just have to think seriously about this approach for my blog in the future.

Siggraph 2011 – 7th-11th August (Vancouver)

Oblong Industries, Inc.

g-speak overview 1828121108 from john underkoffler on Vimeo.

Oblong Industries, Inc., a gesture recognition company, licenses human gesture-based operating system to licensee/development partners in various industries. It offers a gesture recognition engine that parses and interprets positions of elementary targets, such as the user’s hand and finger positions and orientations; and a motion tracking software system, which performs glove tracking. Oblong Industries, Inc. is based in Los Angeles, California.

If it looks like Minority Report to you – it should. Their Chief Scientist, John Underkoffler, was the guy who advised Steve Spielberg on the futuristic NUI used in the movie.

Kinect for Windows SDK Coding Marathon

Microsoft recently put 36 developers together for 24 hours in a room to dream up and code stuff on Kinect? Math visualization tools for students, virtual music conductors, a gesture-controlled “quadracopter,” were some of the results.

Apple Lion OS with multi touch gestures

Microsoft shows Windows 8 Tablet interface

Microsoft offered a preview of Windows 8, the next release of its flagship operating system, at a news conference in Taipei on June 2, 2011. Michael Angiulo, corporate vice president of Windows planning, hardware and ecosystem at Microsoft, outlined the background to the operating system.

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