Mouse 2.0

Duration: 5 minutes and 11 seconds

Country: United States

Language: English

License: CC - Attribution Non-commercial No Derivatives

Genre: Public Service Announcement

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Posted by: valoma on Oct 14, 2009

Multi-touch meets the mouse

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Multi-touch meets the mouse
We present 5 different prototypes of multi-touch mice.
Each prototype explores a different sensing strategy, physical form-factor and interactive capabilities.
Applies the principle of Frustrated Total Internal Reflection to iluminate a user's fingers,
and uses a camera to track multiple points of touch on its curved translucent surface.
Interacting with surface-computing aplications on the desktop
Equipped with an internal camera and a source of difussed infrared illumination,
it can track the user's hand across the entierety of its hemispherical surface.
Using different regions of the multi-touch surface to interact with multiple game controls
Uses a matrix of capacitive touch-sensing electrodes to track the position of the user's fingertips along its interface.
Augmented the GUI with multi-touch: feedback and gestures
Uses a proximity-sensing technology (SideSight) to track multi-finger gestures in the region around the device.
Multi-finger and bi-manual interaction
Equipped with three optical mouse sensors to track the individual movements of the wrist, thumb and index finger.
Multi-finger 3D manipulation

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