Tag: ui

New multi touch demo

why is this not in all sorts of products yet? and i dont mean greasy iphone screens

Conceptualizing a cyborg

The nervous system will certainly rebel if you place hard or sharp electrodes into it to record signals. However, the nervous system can be tricked to accept an interface letting it do what it likes – assimilating new nerve cells into its own network

PS3s Being Traded For Wiis

casual gaming wins big time

Local.ch on the wii

now to map the wiimote gestures to site navigation 🙂

People Doing Stuff

That is why I wrote the ‘People Doing Stuff’ random image finder. Sometimes I just like to see where the net will take me. I click it, see a little thumb nail and think, “What the heck is that?” Open it in a new tab and have a window into a unknown world.

So how to use this thing. Sip your favorite beverage. Click on the new name and verb button for a few hours and enjoy.

playful UI to discover the ginormous quantities of images. once the image labeling project is making a dent these folks will really be cooking with gas

Electroplankton

this little gem allows you to draw music.

reminds me of the media labs’ hyperscore. is this the equivalent of early DTP?

Wii Motion

is the post-pc interface within reach, finally?

SpaceNavigator

6 axis 3d controller for $57? sign me up. i wonder if these controls are exposed to browsers?

Google Earth Wii

You knew it had to happen sooner or later, but so soon? Check out this demo of J. Coulston’s WiiGoogleEarth.PIE script for GlovePIE, which lets you control Google Earth with the Wiimote using gestures

ahh. more “research” at the office

The Pathetic Fallacy of RDF

Graphs have limited value, even for many of the tasks which they are supposed to support. The harder question coming from this interrogation is how do we elegantly support the range of possible interactions both in pre-defined Semantic Web applications and in dynamic explorations of Semantic Web resources?? We have only sketched out some examples of current SW applications to support old tasks better and in new ways enabled by the Semantic Web, and to explore more dynamically SW-RDF resources for user-determined exploration. As is evident, much more innovative work is possible and needs to be done.

since the data model is a graph, the UI has to be, too, no?