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Ars Electronica Festival 2008

Being located near Linz, we of course enjoy the Ars Electronica Festival each year! The topic of this year’s festival was “A NEW CULTURAL ECONOMY – The Limits of Intellectual Property”, dealing with the freedom of information and copyright protection, big profit-making opportunities and the vision of an open knowledge-based society. We did not actively [...]

Multi-pen interaction using the Wiimote

A view weeks ago we posted a video about using the Wiimote for tracking fingers. This technique was extended recently to track pens on any flat surface like a projection screen or even a laptop display. According to Johnny Chung Lee the Wiimote can track up to four points simultaneously.

Paper-Based Augmented Reality

A really impressive presentation was given at ICAT 2007 by Jonathan J. Hull (Ricoh). In his talk, Jonathan presented “Paper-Based Augmented Reality”, where he demonstrated a clickable paper. Check out this website for further information.

Tracking fingers with the Wiimote

An interesting video about how to use the Wiimote for finger tracking.

LED projector from SAMSUNG

A really smart LED projector is proposed by SAMSUNG. The P310 supports SVGA (native: 800 x 600, maximum: 1024 x 768) with 50 ANSI Lumen (1300 Lux), contrast 1000:1, picture format (4:3, 16:9), keystone correction (+/- 15°), and 25dB(A).

How to Give a Great Research Talk

Speakers from Microsoft Research show how to give a great research talk. Really nice presentation! More can be found here.

Without a trace

Xerox presents a project how to make an erasable paper. More can be found here