November last year we presented the Interactive Networks concept at Supercomputing 2008. Recently I got hold of more photo and video content.
Photos and videos
In my previous post on Interactive Networks, I gave a brief explanation of the concept. My colleague Rudolf Strijkers (Project lead) created a page with pictures and videos from the demo we presented. This page also includes a video of Rudolf explaining the Interactive Network concept to Gordon Cook. Only the video with Gordon Cook is in English, but I guess that most of the videos are self explanatory. The videos and photos be found here: Supercomputing 2008 media
COOK Report
After Gordon Cook was given a brief introduction to the Interactive Networks concept, he invited Rudolf Strijkers and Cees de laat for a more in-depth interview. The article (abstract) can be found here: ICT and E-Science as an Innovation Platform in The Netherlands “A National Research and Innovation NetworkWhat Can the US Learn from Dutch Experience?”
Posters
More posters from our booth can be found here: clickme!
Pictures of multitouch systems presented at SC 2008
RENCI Vis Group Multi-Touch
The guys from Renaissance Computing Institute were kind enough to show us their table. We could even take a peek under the black curtain that contained all the *magic*.
More photo and video content can be found on their blog.
EVL | Multi-Touch LCD Table Prototype
EVL showing a rain simulator on their LCD based multitouch table.
Checkout the video of the table here. More pictures of the setup can be found here.
Enthought
A stable, portable and responsive multitouch system using a python backend.
MS Surface
This doesn’t really needs an explanation…
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