PRIDE FC 5 - Rickson Gracie and Royler Gracie - Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu DEMO
Rickson and Royler Gracie's demonstration at Pride FC 5. http://www.rickson-gracie.com http://www.roylergracie.com
Rickson
Gracie
Royler
BJJ
Brazilian
Jiu-jitsu
PRIDE
FC
fighting
MMA
japan
DEMO
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Martial Arts
Sports
Fights
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nikita
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Freeing users from the constraints of tiny video screens, Optoma introduces its Pico Projector and enables Home Cinema sized viewing from personal media players, mobile phones, iPods, PSPs, personal media devices, PDAs, cameras and gaming devices. Optoma is a world leading designer and manufacturer of award-winning projectors for Business, Education, Professional Audio/Video and Home Entertainment, with comprehensive ranges to exceed the expectations of every user.
The video demonstrates the use of the PICO projector with a Nokia n96, while the display picture demonstrates its use with an iPod. Both interactions are seamless.
Digital
Projector
DLP
Demo
Optoma
Pico
Pocket
projector
plugged
into
Nokia
N96
GadgetLite
latest
gadgets
technology
news
handheld
projectors
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Science Fiction
Cool
Technology
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bryan
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Finger Tracking Demo (C Keskin)
Technological, social, and market forces have converged to create a fertile new ground for designers and engineers to plow. The price of processing speed has dropped and sensors are readily available.
Touchscreens on our mobile devices, ATMs, and airline check-in kiosks have taught us to expect to be able to manipulate things on-screen with our hands. Games have shown us we can make gestures in space to control objects on-screen. Public restrooms are, believe it or not, test laboratories for interactive gestures: placing your hands under a faucet to turn it on, waving your hands to get a paper towel, stepping into a room to
turn on the lights.
All of these things have ushered in a new era of interaction design, one where
gestures on a surface and in the air replace (or at least supplement) keyboards, mice, and styli. This new era, however, means those who design and develop more "traditional" systems need to grow their skills, adding in knowledge about kinesiology, sensors, ergonomics, physical computing, touchscreen technology, and new interface patterns.
See a related paper entitled:
Designing Gestural
Interfaces
By:
Dan Saffer with the help of: Cem Keskin,
Chong Lee Khoo and a number of other experts in Finger Tracking technologies.
Finger
Tracking
Demo
user
interface
GUI
UI
Cem
Keskin
minority
report
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Technology
Added: 1925 days ago by
sibichan
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