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SlashGear: Microsoft Research demo prototype glass screen PC with gesture and eye-tracking control
Gizmodo: Microsoft Research Demos Magically Touch-Less, Transparent Glass Display [Prototype]
Engadget: Microsoft messes with 'natural' user interface, featuring eye tracking, voice control and wild body gestures
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amazing, but true? - http://www.istartedsomething.com/20091106/microsoft-college-tour-09/ 24 hours ago |
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http://bit.ly/2hm5j1 sneak peak to the future with Craig Mundie. больше всего поразил eye tracking... 2 days ago |
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Natural UI video from MS Research; http://www.istartedsomething.com/20091106/microsoft-college-tour-09/ 4 days ago |
Microsoft Research demo prototype glass screen PC with gesture and eye-tracking control
SlashGear —
... by Microsoft’s “Look Ahead” vision of computing in 2019 which similarly impressed us earlier this year.
Mundie’s other talks centered on environmentally-friendly and carbon-neutral computing, and what user interfaces and design paradigms may be central in the years to come. There are videos of the transparent computer prototype in action on Microsoft’s College Tour virtual press room, or at istartedsomething linked below.
[via istartedsomething] ...
Microsoft Research Demos Magically Touch-Less, Transparent Glass Display [Prototype]
Gizmodo —
... iStartedSomething has videos showing the prototype in action, and it looks like it's got quite some potential, whether genuinely useful for manipulating data or for just plain fun. I can't wait until displays like this come out so that I can control my computer by staring it down after some foolish hand waving. [ ...
Microsoft messes with 'natural' user interface, featuring eye tracking, voice control and wild body gestures
Engadget —
... While today's Windows might not look completely out of place next to a Windows of yore, Microsoft Research certainly has some wild ideas for how to progress computer interaction. In a talk during Microsoft's college tour, Craig Mundle has been touting his research ...
Microsoft showing off transparent glass display technology during college tour
CrunchGear —
... Like iStartedSomething points out, some of this demo could be staged. It’s not that hard to follow a script to “simulate” a tech demo. But we’ve seen some fantastic stuff from Microsoft’s back rooms recently with the ...
It’s a see-through future according to Microsoft
The Inquisitr » Technology —
... Thanks to Long Zheng over at his istartedsomething.com blog he has some pretty interesting videos of speeches given recently by Craig Mundie at various big name colleges around the United States. ...
Microsoft’s transparent interface controlled by gestures and eyes
Gizmo Watch —
... in various colleges across the United States, this prototype display recognizes inputs through touch-free gestures and eye-tracking. The content on the display can be manipulated with the help of voice commands or some other notable hand gestures, and in case you’re concentrating too much on something particular, the computer interface can automatically enlarge the same based on the eye-tracking technology. Check out the video demonstrations of the transparent computer prototype on istartedsomething. ...
mind-blowing natural user interface concept demos from Microsoft Research
Bink.nu —
... Microsoft College Tour 09 mindblowing natural user interface concept demos from Microsoft Research ...
Four short links: 9 November 2009
O'Reilly Radar - Insight, analysis, and research about emerging technologies. —
... New Microsoft Interface Technology -- videos from Craig Mundie (Chief Research and Strategy Officer) on the MS Campus Tour talking about the future of UI using a sexy glass prototype that features tablet PC, gesture, speech recognition, and even eye tracking. Lustable. ...
