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This animation was done by a single artist, my dear friend Jim Ludtke, who left this planet far too soon. I miss you, Jim, and think about y...
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My first post on Analog Digits will serve to set the stage and tone for this blog, as I have had a longtime fascination with the ineptitude ...
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I've been reading the excellent biography of Apollo 11 astronaut Neil Armstrong, "First Man" - it's the only authorized b...
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Thats beautiful..... how many "virtual" instruments really are this good to watch?
I think musical instruments will become far more visual than they are currently, and this looks like a pretty large step in the right direction. It marks the midpoint between the Laser Harp of Jean Michel Jarre and Fry's Holophoner!
I wonder what other uses this type of interface would have? Obviously writing a letter on it would be pretty time consuming, but I would guess that it lends itself well to more creative, artistic pursuits.
There does seem to be a shift towards better human-computer interfaces at the moment, with perhaps the Wii controlers being one of the more widely recognised real world examples of the possibilities.
http://www.flixxy.com/minority-report-interface.htm shows another interesting interface in action. Note the way the screen is pinched to zoom aka iPhone??
Good to see that the blog's still alive David!
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