The “Augmented Hand Series” (by Golan Levin, Chris Sugrue, and Kyle McDonald, 2013-2015) is a real-time, interactive software system that presents playful, dreamlike, and uncanny transformations of its visitors’ hands. See a demonstration below
Tactum explores this space between our analog and virtual realities. It uses your body as the physical canvas for digital design. It tracks arm, hand, and touch gestures to capture tactile interactions with a person’s skin. Then it uses this information to generate and manipulate 3D form that’s projected directly on to the body. Created by Madeline Gannon
Tactum explores this space between our analog and virtual realities. It uses your body as the physical canvas for digital design. It tracks arm, hand, and touch gestures to capture tactile interactions with a person’s skin. Then it uses this information to generate and manipulate 3D form that’s projected directly on to the body. Created by Madeline Gannon
TACTUM – Tactile Augmented Reality (Teaser) was originally published on The Curious Brain
CONTACT is a tangible audio interface to manipulate and visualize sounds generated from interaction with a simple wooden surface. Any physical contact with the table generates acoustic vibrations which are manipulated and visualized LIVE as they occur using several communicating pieces of software. Created by Felix Faire . See the making of video below
Nimble shows what a mixed touch, digital, projection, and book-based library might look like in the future! Its based on the insight that people still like the tactile feel of books and other printed media and they also like to browse online! A big thanks to Angela Natividad for bringing this to my attention! More info about this here
Nimble shows what a mixed touch, digital, projection, and book-based library might look like in the future! Its based on the insight that people still like the tactile feel of books and other printed media and they also like to browse online! A big thanks to Angela Natividad for bringing this to my attention! More info about this here
