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| Unleashing The Full Power of Multi-Touch Interfaces |
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posted by Editor
on Monday February 12, @06:08PM
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Armin Sander pointed out this MIT Technology Review article about multi-touch sensing interfaces, which allow users to interact with a system using more than one finger at a time. The concept may become popularized in the Apple iPhone, but its real power surfaces when it becomes fully integrated into an interface on on larger displays. The MIT article focuses on the work of Jeff Han, a leading researcher of multi-touch interfaces who has developed an inexpensive and scalable implementation (Nooface featured his project last year). To get an idea of how multi-touch applications work on a large-scale display, see this YouTube video of Jeff demonstrating his interface at the prestigious TED Conference in 2006, where the audience was clearly blown away.
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