As soon as Kinect was released by Microsoft, there was a flurry of app development. Evoluce and So Touch partnered to create a presentation application for the Kinect that could be used in work settings. Take a look!
Information about Air Presenter Plus, from the So touch's YouTube channel:
"So touch, the leading creative software company for new digital technologies, in partnership with Evoluce, the leading provider of advanced multi-touch screen technologies, present: So touch Air Presenter for Kinect. The world's first presentation software optimized for Kinect.
Turn your corporate presentations, welcome areas, trade show booths and point of sales into mind boggling experiences, controlling your presentation with multi-touch gestures leveraging So touch Air Presenter gestures software and Evoluce Kinect Windows 7 software.
Integrate your usual PDF, Power point, JPG and video materials into So touch multi-touch minority report's style interface and control it with gestures in the air.
So touch Air Presenter is delivered with a very graphic player, featuring a multi-touch zoom mode and an integrated video player as well as a very easy to use content manager.
So touch Air Presenter content, sourced locally or from the network, can be played on multiple screens at the same time. So touch Air Presenter content manager can deliver customize or generic content to each player.
So touch Air Presenter packaged with Evoluce Kinect Windows 7 software will be released soon. So touch Air Presenter is already available for TUIO based gestures devices. To know more and download a free trial version, visit http://www.so-touch.com/air-presenter"
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Monday, December 6, 2010
Air Presenter Plus, for the Kinect, for Presentations, developed by Evoluce and So touch
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Thursday, November 11, 2010
Newspaper Biz and 21st Century Tech: Great post by Tracy Boyer (Innovative Interactivity)
My solution to the failing newspaper business plan
Tracy Boyer, Innovative Interactivity (11/10/10)
Take some time to read Tracy Boyer's thoughtful post on the Innovative Interactivity blog covers some of the key issues facing the newspaper industry today, even if you don't read the newspaper. She brings up some points that are worth thinking about, no matter what your field, since technology is rapidly changing the way everyone does business--and life.
I read the printed newspaper every day, but I also scan an assortment of "news widgets" I selected for my browser's home page. I get much of my new news from tweets.
My morning paper delivers old news, but that's OK, since it satisfies my addiction to newsprint. But that's not all. It brings up fond memories of my childhood when I looked forward to the Sunday paper so I could use it to build forts around the coffee table with my brother.
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Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Cisco's Cius, An Ultra-Portable, Android-based Mobile Collaboration Business Tablet: Supports Real-time, HD Videoconferencing, and the "Cloud"
Here is a link to the post on The World Is My Interactive Interface blog - the post includes video clips and links to additional information from Cisco:
Cisco's Cius and Ultra-portable, Android-based Mobile Collaboration Business Tablet: Supports Real-time HD Videoconferencing and the "Cloud"

The following pictures were taking from Jason Hiner's blog at Tech Republic:

Apparently the Cius has a docking station.

A nice, Facebook-like interface is OK with me.
I wonder if it comes with a make-up kit. Everyone should look presentable viewed in "HD TV".
The following pictures were taking from Jason Hiner's blog at Tech Republic:
Apparently the Cius has a docking station.
A nice, Facebook-like interface is OK with me.
I wonder if it comes with a make-up kit. Everyone should look presentable viewed in "HD TV".
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