Archive for the ‘multitouch’ Category

Control deck for The Strobes

20 June 2010

In the end we decided to implement the control interface with TouchOSC on an iPad. Creating a custom UI is a matter of minutes and it’s way quicker than doing it directly from Unity3d.

We have the biggest iPad in the world!

7 April 2010

Here it is! A very special iPad prototype Apple sent us for testing :D

ok it’s not an iPad :(

Just a funny mockup made with:

- iPad Simulator from XCode

- IRTouch Bi-Touch frame with custom made TUIO bridge over its native DLL (using Python and Ctypes), running on Windows 7

- Windows 7 running through Parallels 5 Coherence mode

- TUIOMouse application to convert tuio data to mouse events – frameless 40″ LCD monitor


More pics from Rimini

28 August 2009

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Photo by Filippo Ponzetti

James Murdoch using our multitouch table

26 August 2009

Before James Murdoch’s visit at the SKY booth everybody was really scared. But then everything went fine: he’s a very easy going person and was positively impressed by the table.
He actually said: “WOW” :-)
The picture was taken with my iPhone, the studio’s NikonD80 was stolen in Rimini. :-(

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Finally a good picture

23 August 2009

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Photo by: Filippo Ponzetti / BCToday

Football keeps Italy from falling apart

23 August 2009

Our multitouch table lost in the crowd gathered in the Sky space during the Inter-Bari football match. :-)

More documentation soon.

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Multi-touch table shot from above.

26 July 2009

Video documentation of the ‘multitouch’ table. I guess it’s time to find a good name for it :-)
With the satin glass surface the touch feeling is way smoother (and much easier to shoot without unwanted reflections :-)
This is just a demo, in the meanwhile we are developing an advanced media browser for the presentation of the new SKY-HD channels.

Multi-touch – shot from above from todo.to.it on Vimeo.

Multi-touch shooting

24 July 2009

Setting up the camera to properly document the Multitouch framework + table.
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