Ever since we got our fingers on the iPhone, we've been fascinated by multitouch. Why couldn't everything be so physically interactive?
This video by Multitouch-Barcelona made our love for multitouch even stronger. It's beautiful, yet wildly practical.
Ever since we got our fingers on the iPhone, we've been fascinated by multitouch. Why couldn't everything be so physically interactive?
This video by Multitouch-Barcelona made our love for multitouch even stronger. It's beautiful, yet wildly practical.
So, to get our fix of interactivity let's build one ourselves.
This next DIY is thorough, thus long. But, it's totally worth the ride. Sum cost: only $50. The programming possibilities are endless. Use it as a music controller or a desktop interface. Thanks to creator Seth Sandler, an undergrad at UC San Diego. He created his 'MT Mini' for music. Great job, Seth!
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9 Comments
This doesn't at all explain how it fuses with the computer
It only shows how to make a bag with water in it, and not at all fuses with the computer.
lame plug
good but not that helpful.
good but not that helpful!
what sound track is that
could the author of this please explain how he took the points of light that his webcamera was picking up and used them to direct his mouse cursor
Too much information withheld, left the viewer in the dark as how to go about the DIY.
hate the music its kinda useless but cool none the less
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