At HMI, we have had a lot of students making multi-touch interfaces. One of the most succesful is FeelSound. With it, you can play acoustic instruments (the recorder, trompet, piano, violin, contrabass and drums) with ease. FeelSound has been demonstrated at ICT Delta, Utrecht (NL), at INTETAIN 2009, Amsterdam (NL) and at ACE 2009, Athens (GR). Check out the demo reel:
gesture interface
Last change: November 17th, 2009
A recent experiment that I did entailed building and evaluating a working gesture interface.
balance board
Last change: November 17th, 2009
Another experiment to find out how the Wii balance board can be used in conjunction with handheld devices to operate an interface at a distance.
online questionnaire
Last change: September 17th, 2009
At the end of 2008 I asked a large audience to fill out an online questionnaire. An example of the video clips that the participants evaluated is found below, you can fill out the questionnaire here
multi-touch
Last change: November 17th, 2009
At HMI we have multiple mulit-touch tables to experiment with. We created numerous applications and you can find photos of them below.
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wiimote
Last change: November 17th, 2009
In the end of 2007 I started trying out some small experiments with the Nintendo Wiimote. Lots of students have done projects with this device since then. Read a brief tutorial on how to get started, try out my Jmol demonstrator for free, download an ISO 9241-9:2000 test for Wiimotes here. See my research page for a full list of student projects.
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