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New video installation by Pablo Valbuena, shown on TodaysArt 2008. He slightly transforms the building by projections only. A very simple technique, how fast does stromectol work, but the result is breathtaking. Stromectol 3 mg side effects, I could very well imagine to interactively move the light source along the building, an idea we at Strukt already realised at Schloss Hof for a corporate event to bring the facade to life.
Stromectol best price, Here at Strukt Studio we work on our multi-touch research project as often as possible. Our 150 x 90 cm table is being constructed right now, and the software development for the first project is finished, including a library with multi-touch objects for vvvv, stromectol for dogs.
Last week we decided to order a 15,4" multi-touch screen from Stantum. Use permethrin and stromectol together, It enables us to develop, test and present our software tools for multi-touch interaction. The same tools and techniques can be used on the screen and on the table.
Here is a first video of the great time we had during unpacking and the initial testing in vvvv:
Epson spread the news today about a high-resolution autostereoscopic display for mobiles. It has 384 x 256 3D-pixels for each eye with a screen width of only 2,57 inches - not too bad. We've seen a lot of these displays already (see Tanja's post about Newsight), but this one is - according to Epson - much sharper and more vivid. It uses the usual technology for autostereoscopic displays, but has additional lenticular lenses in front of the display:
That means that the next iPhone might boast 3D-images and that we can play 3D-games on the next PSP? Coooool, ey.
Via macnews.de
(in their article, they say the displays are 1024x768, but you can only see 384x256 in 3D according to Epson's information in the article linked above)
Our multi-touch research project shows major progress recently. We have been developing a new software for tracking and object handling in vvvv. We started from scratch due to performance issues and now the system is reactive and fast - just the way we always wanted it to be. David Dessens did a great job there! Still, there are a couple of issues to be solved. We’ve tested and prototyped some applications, like a memory, a media browser, a synthesizer, and of course abstract touch-sensitive visuals are always great fun to play with.
This video shows the current Work-In-Progress (next time in HDV again, this is plain DV quality):
Multi-Touch - Work in Progress from Andreas Koller (Strukt) on Vimeo.
The project's blog can be found on multitouch.at.
By the end of this year we might be able to take control over computers just with your thoughts. That's what Nintendo's president and CEO Satoru Iwata promises in an interview with Times Magazine (german summary on macnews). The australian company Emotiv has developed "neuroheadsets" equipped with 16 head-mounted sensors that read mind activity, the so-called EPOC. It will cost $299 according to the website of EPOC (they mention it in the GDC video). For sure we have to wait 20 years until this technology really works well and whole games can be mind-controlled, I guess. But according to reports mentioned in the interview, this technology is the tip of the iceberg and a glimpse of what will be possible in human-computer interaction.
Another product in this category is the nia - the Neural Impulse Actuator - from OCZ Technology. It can be used as a normal PC periphery via USB, and converts bio-signals from your brain into keyboard signals. They state it cuts your reaction time in computer games by 50%. Yeah, right. But it is only recommended to use it as additional input for a more immersive gaming experience.
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"As soon as we think something in our brain, it will appear within a video game": for Nintendo, the next step after the Joystick and the Wiimote is the thought-controlled computer game. Well, I'm looking forward to christmas! I wonder what kind of world this is where everything you think appears in the game. Solaris? Firefox? Strange Days?
PS: The tagline of Emotiv is kinda scary: "We know what you're thinking."
