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Another Starcraft movie on our multitouch display

Because of special requests another movie of the game Starcraft being played on our multitouch display. Thanks to Peter (Kwissus) for recording and uploading the movie.

Another multitouch Starcraft movie, this time multi touch

I posted a movie, some time ago, about Peter playing Starcraft on our multitouch display. But basically this wasn't multitouch, because it wasn't multiple input at the same time. Basically what Peter did, was use a script that translates every fingerdown on the screen into a mouseclick. But...

Disassembling a TFT monitor for multitouch project

Today Peter disassembled a TFT monitor to see if it was suitable for a new multitouch project, where we use a TFT to display the image, instead of a beamer with a projection screen. The Viewsonic va903b was not suitable, because the FFC cable was not long enough. Theoretically it could have been...

Apple touch patent

I came across an interesting Apple touch patent, while browsing the MacNN website.

Microsoft Surface (multitouch) video's

Here are a couple of Microsoft Surface video's I uploaded to my youtube.

Starcraft on our multitouch

Peter playing starcraft on our multitouch display.

Microsoft Surface

I came a cross a link on the NUIgroup community forum, about a product called Microsoft Surface. It seems that Microsoft is, after doing intensive research on Touchlight, also getting into the game that's called multitouch.

Multi-touch display exhibition at Skelleftea

Today there was an exhibition featuring 3 main projects of the Lulea Technical University at Skelleftea. One of them was our multi-touch project. A couple of news papers and photographers dropped by to note some info and take some pictures. I pretended to be one of the photographers, so no chance...

Multi-touch thesis presentations

Today I attended the presentations of my four Swedish fellow students.

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