The Gestures of Microsoft Research, A Walking Tour
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Kevin Schofield is the guy responsible for moving technologies out of Microsoft Research (MSR) and into Microsoft’s product. We don’t talk much about that on this tour but because he knows everyone we get an in-depth look at three of the things MSR is working on. In the tour you’ll meet Eric Horvitz, Eric oversees the Adaptive Systems & Interaction area, ground zero for artificial intelligence research at MSR. Whatever you do, don’t miss the last demo, which starts about 36 minutes into the tour — you’ll meet Andy Wilson who is working with cameras to find a new way to control computers.
Tags: Kevin Schofield, Microsoft Research, Eric Horvitz, Adaptive Systems, MSR, Andy Wilson
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November 17th, 2006 at 9:38 am
[…] Jeff Han and his wonderful multitouch investigation is nothing new to the interaction design community. But this little video (produced by podtech)from Microsoft resarch is quite stunning, because it allows similar functionalities with a finger-tracking interface. I wonder how it feels to interaction with no tactile feedback…? […]
March 28th, 2007 at 11:44 am
[…] I highly recommend watching the video. (Try to ignore Robert Scoble’s musings in between Wilson’s explanations. Credit to him, though, for shooting this as part of his tour of Microsoft Research.) […]