Brown Univeristy Alumni Interview

The Wedge - Microsoft

Microsoft is also working on The Wedge, a user interface controlled by gestures from Microsoft's Applied Sciences Group. This interface works with a camera positioned behind a transparent OLED display and interpret our movements is to offer the gesture control.

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AirSwing

We are convinced that initiatives how are you will develop access opportunities becoming new interfaces useful for students with limited mobility.

E l Toshiba AirSwing is a new concept based the new possibilities that now allows the technology applied to interfaces. What insurance to all reminiscent of the movie Minority Report and allow us to control the screen and interact with the computer with simple gestures. Come on, this is a driven user interface gestures . We have already seen other developments on the same idea, but now Toshiba promises to bring to reality and to market. Yes were not disclosed details of potential dates and prices. You can see the Toshiba AirSwing action in the demo video I posted on the TV channel Ouna.

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Toshiba Touch Virtual Reality

It may sound like science fiction but a reality newborn is still in the early stages of experimentation ... but ... imagine for a moment that we could do that actually adapts to the manipulative possibilities of our students with limited mobility.

Well, a team of European researchers has achieved a virtual reality system in which the sense of touch seems real. Your users can not only see and hear in their environment virtual, but can also play. The system opens new possibilities for applications in telepresence, telemedicine, industrial design, or games.
Those responsible for this system, belonging to nine research centers, including the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM), using a 3D scanner and an advanced modeling system to create a virtual representation of a real object, like a cup or a box.
3D digital representation of the object can be transmitted to another at a remote location. By using virtual reality goggles and a special interface, haptic technology based on the object you can touch and move. The UPM team is responsible for developing haptic device with two contact points for capturing an object with a virtual hand.

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CIAPAT

CEAPAT has promoted the creation of Iberoamerican Centre Autonomy Personal and Technical Assistance (Ciapat). The Ciapat is a center that comes to Personal Empowerment, Accessibility and use of the Products and Assistive Technology for elderly, disabled and dependent on permanent or temporary in Latin America. The Ciapat belongs to American Social Security Organization (OISS) and includes technical assistance and collaboration of the Reference Centre for Personal Autonomy and Technical Aids (CEAPAT) belonging to the Institute for the Elderly and Social Services (Imserso), Ministry of Health and Social Policy of the Government Spain. The Center is located in a very central location in Buenos Aires (Argentina), General Catalog features products to support a permanent exhibition and technical library, and provides information and advice on assistive technology and accessibility. Contact information: Ciapat - C / Sarmiento, No. 1136 Ciudad de Buenos Aires (Argentina) Email: ciapat@oiss.org.ar Web: www.oiss.org