[Sigia-l] The Future Comes to Life
Skot Nelson
skot at penguinstorm.com
Mon May 19 10:24:59 EDT 2008
On May-19-2008, at 00:20 , Micky Mourelo wrote:
> This is almost like that legend about american astronauts and russian
> pencils :op
Not really. It's not much of a myth, and the challenge for interface &
software designers is to come up with interfaces and tools that take
advantage of the new mode of interaction.
There's a big difference between the traditional use of vertical
surfaces (i.e. whiteboard & chalkboards) which is, essentially,
intermittent & the way the interaction with wall based computers has
been demonstrated. A few minutes of intense activity might be
possible, but 15 to 20 minutes of it and your arms will be tired.
Touch-wall interfaces tend to be demonstrated as stand alone wall,
when in reality they will probably be combined with other tools
(perhaps even - gasp - a keyboard.)
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