I’m have been working on my Multi-touch media center application for a while, it is for my digital coffee table and it’s about 90% finished.
Application using TUIO protocol to communicate with touch device(also a mouse touch version is available as well), it’s able to dynamically load media stuff from local disk or internet (only image file if load from internet). Application has a virtual keyboard for keyword searching from Flickr or local disk. It also has a digital marking function. so you can mark your impotent content while presentation.
There are more functions i want implement, I do need all advises for what can be add into the application.
Application will be free once its available for download, will keep your updated.
Free version download :
Mouse Version
Multi-touch TUIO Version
Here is some screen shot.
Start Screen
Type in “Unity” and result returned from Flickr, Mark it with yellow pen.
Virtual keyboard
Local content, including images,movies, texts.
https://vimeo.com/17592518
That is really, really cool. Im really just a lurker but this was too cool and no one else has commented wtf?
Very cool, what kind of hardware do you use with it ?
Nyce. You should post some video too.
@Clavin: Glad you like it.
@ Maurice: I used PQ Labs 32 point inferred touchscreen, which works very well for me. but application should able to work with any device that support TUIO input, such as NUI snowflake, CCV. Also I’m working an some converter that convert WIN7 mulittouch protocol into TUIO, so it should work with any WIN7 system as well.
@KITT: yes, I do have a video clip, but was old version. I’m planning to shot some new clips next week then will post it and hope by that time, a completed version can be download as well.
Just added another function into the application, that you can download internet photo to your local disk.(I plan to make a pro version that contains all advanced function.)
Updated with an video showing the application in action
Here is the beta version for download:
Free version download :
Mouse Version
Multi-touch TUIO Version
looking forward for some comments.
Reminds me of Microsoft Surface, coooooool!