An Evening with ImTech: The Era of Experience

By On May 3, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Where were you on Thursday, April 21st, 2011? The ImTech community was having a great time at our first quarterly event, “The Era of Experience”, at The Brewery lofts in Downtown Los Angeles. The event’s aim was to build on discussions sparked at last October’s Immersive Technology Summit and foster dialogue between our industry leading panelists and attendees[...]

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Immersive Cocoon “2011″

By On April 6, 2011 · Leave a Comment

We’re excited to see this follow up teaser video on the Immersive Cocoon concept, but left desiring to see much more. I-Cocoon is an immersive and naturally intuitive digital dome experience that provides an entirely new interface to interact with technology in a three dimensional space. The Immersive Cocoon’s design was conceptualized by NAU, lead by Tino Shaedler a production [...]

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WIN&I – Replace your mouse with the Kinect

By On April 4, 2011 · Leave a Comment

In one of more useful ways to utilize the Microsoft Kinect gaming sensor, Evoluce, creators of the I-voluce (a motion controlled HD LCD TV) has released the some new software that will allow you to control your Windows 7 computer with hand gestures. All you have to do is install WIN&I on your Windows 7 PC, hook it up with a Kinect, learn the required gestures and [...]

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Pantomime Emails With Gmail Motion

By On April 1, 2011 · 2 Comments

Despite all the technological advances in the last several decades, input technology has yet to evolve as we still rely on a keyboard and mouse interface for computer interaction. The evolution of gestural interface is upon us with the release of Gmail Motion, an innovative and ground breaking accomplishment by the google team to capture the natural non-verbal communication skills intuitive to humans and translate it to a seamless email composition experience. [...]

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NeuroFocus makes First Wireless Full-Brain EEG Sensor

By On March 24, 2011 · Leave a Comment

NeuroFocus Wireless Mynd

It’s well known that advertisers track our web-surfing habits to tailor the ads we see, but they’d prefer to know exactly what’s going on inside of that brain of yours. NeuroFocus’ aptly named Mynd, a full-brain wireless EEG sensor headset, serves as a stylish and easy way to record your thoughts whilst gazing at logos and lusting after products. [...]

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Microsoft Research shows off next-generation gesture interfaces, Kinect integration, other nifty stuff

By On March 3, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Leave it to Microsoft Research to show off some cool stuff that may or may not actually happen on any thing you ever actually buy. Check out the video after the break to see the latest, Director of Microsoft Applied Sciences Steven “Stevie B” Bathiche showing off a variety of interesting interfaces. It all starts [...]

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