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  • I own this technology now...just last year...WHAT TOOK SO LONG!!!!

  • i just typed multi touch

  • I saw this video 4 years ago and thought wow that is neat. Now I have a no tower large touch screen desk top computer.  I think it came pretty fast to the market like now it is in the iphone. The touch screen is great to use along side my keyboard and mouse. Using just the touch screen alone is not pratical, but I can use it to easily scrol down a page like this one and not use the mouse. To type the keyboard is better than using the on screen touch keyboard.

  • i wish i loved in the fute :c

  • @si577 You have to consider that this thing cannot Be compared with todays tablets , there was a huge progress think about the mobility (battery/Dataconnection/memory­/software efficiency....) So definitively progress there ;-)

  • That was stupid. They laughed when he zoomed out of the picture thing. Wtf?

  • Someone below me had a good point. It's hilarious that we think the ipad is so amazing and revolutionary when this was five years ago. We havnt made much progress.

  • @si577

    We have made some progress.

    Someone copyrighted and sealed off the technology then sued everyone who was using it. :P

  • It was totally sukky

  • Congratulate you for the demo video, really great the world of touch screens

    > The team Touchscreen10

  • It's funny to think how mundane and uninspiring to us now this is just 5 years later.

  • Hey guys, watch StNotepad Touch video on youtube link /watch?v=f3SY6Sb4EWA

  • good video demonstrating multi-touch, try StNotepad Touch with its gestures for editing text on multi-touch screen.

  • i honestly wonder who dislikes these videos.

  • He's got a raging clue

  • ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ buhbuh bah what? what?

    

  • ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZ­ZZ

  • I watched a video today on bbc website about a new revolutionary touch screen device which allows multi touch... its not even pressure sensitive! This is sooo much better!

  • all hail adobe

  • Its Napoleon Dynamites brother.

  • 3:38 the crowd had a major nerdgasm

  • im building my own using infra red leds and a video projector 1 meter x 800 cm screen ...... its quite cheap and simple to do

  • しゃべるの早いね。

  • Steve Jobs stole Xeroxs interface for his Mac some 30 years ago. He did the same for his iPhone/iPad.

  • Someone once asked if I wanted to "multi-touch interface", oh boy, what a night that was. Not a good thing to sell to the general public though.

  • Everyone, this technology is already DATED.

    watch other ted talks by Pranav Mistry.

    /thread

  • Using the touch technology for making knowledge of different people come together - that will be the next big thing.

    @WikiWall is one approach we have started here in Dresden and we are looking for supporters to develop this idea further. Especially for crisis management this opens new opportunities (myself I have been engaged as project leader in such an environment).

  • i like it

  • This dude says: "KIND OF"... like nobody else on this planet.

    Cool apps, though.

    Dr John

    Carsanook

    Kingdom of Thailand

  • this is awesome

  • actually.... Microsoft has been developing similar touch technology since 2000 with their Surface computing

  • Whirlwind? Wow! Better ways to use data..hmmm... and some city uses it to make sure you have your backyard pool papers for tax reasons and compliance? Please define a better axis of tilt for the public good. Thank you Sheriff of Nottingham.

  • he is like johny lee

  • Nice video, but wtf? Why purposely put wrong subtitles?

  • haha that guys awesome, made me laugh alot

  • how did this becom a mac vs Pc war??

  • @hvkv0000

    That is what NWO wants "Divide and Conquer"

  • Liver stealing? Wow. I like pie.

  • monterrey, no monterey

  • maybe Adobe should throw this video in the face of Steve Jobs & CO. they took "patent" on this too... LOL... I own an iPhone.. but wtf..

  • that aparatus is from the devil himself!!!!!h hahahahahaha thats what any medieval asshole would say, like my neighbor for one

  • Is the screen see through???

  • this is old and boring. moving your hands and fingers in 3d is the future.

  • @defect530 you mean like actual laser beams in mid air, kinda like the fukin resident evil girl thing that pops up in 3d? that il be badass!!! then will cybersex rule the world!!!!

  • @antagony69 no, there is this guy who invented a program that lets you use a projector, web cam, and tape on your fingers. it's like using an ipad but on any surface. there is a 'TEDtalks' lecture about it.

  • scientist rules!

  • steve jobs is an asshole. google can go ahead and pretty much whatever it pleases. companies like Macroshaft and rotten apple should burn.

  • the iphone came out in 2008, right? seems to be pretty much based on the work these guys did here. so the apple engineers were actually the only ones seeing the significance of multitouch and how to build a market on it. makes you really think... why are all the other big consumer-market companies so asleep? especially sony and microsoft.. surface? hello? we're talking about impact here..

  • @MattJones1418

    The original iPhone was released on June 29, 2007.

    This video is from August 3rd 2005

  • This guy has an interesting way of speaking. Also, his voice sounds familiar.

  • chinese bill gates

  • jeff acts sort of like steve jobs in the beginning

  • and to think, all the silly little Apple fan bois still believe that their liver stealing god invented multi-touch

  • @SupaSpiderMonkey

    are microsoft fanboys different? *uhh this was stolen from microsoft surface uhh*

  • @SupaSpiderMonkey ahhaa. i dont think anybody believes that he INVENTED multi touch. apple perfected it. find a product today that has better multitouch products than apple.

  • @ipodtouchguy77 cough android cough.

  • @ipodtouchguy77

    The Zune HD has WAY better touch screens than all apple products

  • @ipodtouchguy77 Wow, typical FanBoy hyperbole.

  • The idiots at the patent offices giving Apple all these patents need to be found and fired.

  • @ALBGunner04

    They're possibly not complete fuktards like you and can actually differentiate between APPLICATION AREAS, aside from the fact that it's not even TRUE that Apple has that patent... but hey, as long as you can flaunt your idiocy on youtube to anonymously suggest to the world you have some sort of CLUE to give your otherwise dismal existence some meaning, all's good, eh?

    Moron.

  • Naaiiiiceeee

  • chinese steve jobs

  • why isn't steve jobs the white jeff han?

  • i think because jobs is more popular? And i said that because it's dressed like jobs on apple events. I'm not racist.

  • Make a hand shape and then move all the control points with your hand :p

  • sheetPAD

    facking Apple

    this is my IDEAS!!!

  • This is like the ipad but better!

  • on wich platform is this working ?

    Adobe own os ?

    Adobe is fantastic corporation , and one day , thay will make really fantastic things !!!

  • they already are...

  • I'm guessing this is the creator of the iPhone screen that I'm typing this with. Excellent job. This is a masterpiece and I can not wait for a CAD program for the ipad.

  • That is simply a matter of personal preference. Believe it or not there are people that absolutely despise mice.

  • @MrMihat123:

    I hate the mouse.

  • @MrMihat123

    The economy of movement argument you make doesn't quite make sense; the ease of navigation with multitouch requres MUCH more effort with a keyboard and mouse...imagine zooming in and out to navigate through files instead of clicking on each one for instance

  • @MrMihat123

    I don't see why you couldn't have both so that once your wrist gets tired you could use your arms to do the work to avoid carpel tunnel syndrome. And once your arms got tired you could go back to using a mouse again! And if you say it won't replace mouses altogether, it's quite possible that something will eventually what with all the motion sensing technology that's continually coming out.

  • I can see mice and fisical keyboards in museum shelves...we see all these technology in movies and is becoming reality...I think it won't be or be used as the ones in movies but it will change how people interact with machines. I'm an architect and I look forward to have one of these as a drawing board and be able to design in 2D & 3D without having to use a mouse. People are afraid to change but not many people understand how much we have changed in 50 years....bring it on!!!

  • just can do some simple movements........and KEEP MOVING MOVING MOVING

  • It's gonna be very comfortable, once it's set lower, and with a chair. The entire desktop becomes a computer screen. Tilt it 45 deg. et voilà! :)

  • ur talking about microsoft surface, u can buy one for yourself for 40,000. now.

  • Cool, but generally less comfortable than a mouse+keyboard. :X

  • playing with data in 3d is better we all have large hard drives, i want to drive threw my data and look at it all as if a page was a building.and if i am looking hard and need it now i want to fly around a map looking for pages files movies ect.

  • Surface!

  • you actually think Microsoft invented it? lol

  • hahahaha true

  • @AppleSoldier and @SupaSpiderMonkey ... Actually, I'm pretty sure neither of them invented multi-touch. Both Apple and Microsoft simply build products with this capability, and use it to create a new user experience; "Table Computing" as it is sometimes referred to. All of you fanboys need to chill out, take things what they are and buy what works for you. I use Windows & Linux for my desktop/laptops, but I love my iTouch and use it a lot and I use the Evo 4g as my phone. Use what you like. =P

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  • @AppleSoldier

    they didnt invent it but the idea has been there thanks to Microsoft surface its very similar to it

    also since ur an apple fan do u know ipad was a stolen idea ;) (RIM)

  • @AppleSoldier

    btw jeff han i believed worked on Microsoft surface so they hired him to do that

    i dont like wen ppl say things wen they dont know. jeff han has been doing this for a while now

  • @AppleSoldier yes...microsoft has already made this type multitouch device and now it is all set to be used in museums and many commercial places...so plz u guyz keep on makin audio devices and lappy's while Windows ll keep u outreach....!!

  • @AppleSoldier Microsoft and Perceptive Pixel did the groundwork. Microsoft is very bad at bringing ideas to the market. They do great stuff but fail at making it usable for a broad audience. Apple never invents anything, they just take existing stuff and bring it to the market, that's what they're good at.

  • @AppleSoldier - is was not Apple

  • @AppleSoldier - is was not Apple or Microsoft

  • why is this rated at nothing special? this is pretty cool, maybe not the worlds best presenter but that is really cool

  • holly shit that guy was nervous somone needs to get him a dam chill pill

  • why isnt this out!!!?

  • Anyone know the headset he is using?

  • i was playing around with a microsoft surface a few days ago, and it wasn't really what i had expected after seeing the ads and other videos. The problem with it is that it was slow and clunky, and at times unresponsive, this however looks like it would be really fun to play around with.

  • Iphone didn't copy they bought the part. Apples Iphone touch screen is never innovative its just the software that drives the touch screen, thats why alot of handsets are slow and clunky but the iphone is smooth and silky.

  • Multi Touch Piano Application. That would be awesome. Completely exploting the multi touch technology!

    I guess it wasn't feasible to show something like that in this demo since sound wasn't implemented yet i guess.

  • I've seen ads from Cypress homepage, and they claim that they currently have the chip capable of detecting up to 10 points of multi-touch input. It uses capacitive touchscreen if I'm not mistaken. Still can't figure how they could scan that matrix. Quantom Touch uses a technology called spread-spectrum, but it's just for better noise immunity.

  • this dude is FUCKING anoying

  • every society greed..from the start of history of tecnology,

    from ibm , to microsoft, and apple too.

    im not saying that s right, but its just business you know..

  • i always love watching this video. kudos to Jeff Han and his researchers. What would apple do without your innovation? Hope you patented it and charged apple!

  • iPhone didn't copy them... Multi-touch had been done before, just not in a practical fashion, the iPhone was the first to do it in a practical fashion (and still IMO the only one to be practical). Still, good vid.

  • That is really, really pimp.

  • Hey, that intro was also in the Photosynth thing....

  • Wow this is crazy.

  • haha!

  • iPhone..

  • 10 FINGERS? You mean 8 fingers two thumbs!

  • thumbs are fingers..

  • i've never seen them fing

  • 2009 and I have yet to see this in real world use.

  • You will not see until M$ will do that, it is very sad because it wil not happen soon

  • Are you kidding? what about iPods and iPhones?

  • right ipod and iphone already do

  • um check the date. they did this before iphone even existed... and he even mentions this technology has been available since the 80s.

  • yeah i know, i just saying that apple with iphone/ipod touch, is the first company that have bring this to people..

    of course the idea was old already, and in this video we see a good demo

  • yeah totally understand. don't understand why apple gets the patent for multi-touch computing when jeff is a forerunner for the technology. greed, apple. greed.

  • Business is unfair.....

  • duhhhhhhhhh

  • look at windows surface he sooo stole this idea.

  • More likely they stole it off him and got it out there quicker...

  • hp made a computer like this now

  • this and linux would be a great combination

  • amazing

  • what was the joke about google at the beginning? i didn't get it...

  • google are at the forfrunt of inovative thinking and they sould have already created something like this.atlest thats what i get from it.

  • thanks.

  • I think this is awesome. What is the price on this system

  • omg!! that iz soo... fckkin cool iz it free? lol

  • We just released an iPhone version of the lava lamp demo seen here! Search for "iLava" on YouTube or iTunes.

  • I love it. I just got it. Its so much fun.

    Thanks for making it

  • This is nearly 3 years old now. What's come of this - just iPhone?

  • the new technology like multi-touch is so amazing, and i think it will lead the development of computer, especially on the field of research on human computer interface

  • true.dont hp and mac have computers like this on the market now?

  • every VJ wants to have this!

  • any1 know who made the first multi-touch screen ? or touch screen?

  • ... people probably thought like this about the mouse when it was first introduced...

  • oh wow you dont have to use a mouse anymore....a mouse is less complicated than this mess of bullshit, ill admit it looks cool....but imagine running a computer without a keyboard and a mouse and using all touch screen bullshit its retarded. not to mention your arms and hands are moving constantly to just read some fuckin mail fuck this shit its USELESS. Cool, but useless.

  • Sorry, but in use with layout editors like eagle or similar simple CAD systems this would be one of best things to interact with.

  • He really race through the words..

  • They didn't have mouses until the first Mac.

  • EEEEEHHHHHTTTT! WRONG!!! Try Xerox. :)

    First Mac was 1984. Xerox had a mouse on their "Star" system in 1981.

    And it's "Mice," not "mouses."

  • It's not EEEEEHHHHHTTTT!, it's 'you're wrong'. Learn how to spell real words instead of spasm and baby words. At least I misspell real words.

  • My point was that you still had your facts wrong. And "mouses" is not a word, so it wasn't simply "mis-spelled."

  • I've heard mouses used before, regardless of whether or not it's a real word. There are hundreds of 'not real' words that are used today. Anyways, this is a really cool technology and we should stop arguing over my original comment. Stop complaining about something I said and get a real life. Also, don't try to turn that back on me because I was just defending myself.

  • Just becaues you hear something you think might be a word doesn't make it so.... "Mouses" is NOT a word in the English language.. Mouse is singular and Mice is plural. This is 3rd grade stuff.....

    I agree, the technology is great! :)

  • All right. I think that we can both be mature about this. I'm sorry I got mad.

    Anyways, this is awesome. For the people that think this is more complicated than using a mouse, I strongly disagree. I hope this becomes mainstream with all major manufacturers. :D

  • I agree; this is an important step in the right direction for "Human Interface Devices." I wouldn't say it's more complicated than a mouse by any means, but I also think it will be quite some time (if ever) before this technology will "replace" mice. There are plenty of things you can do with a mouse that you couldn't easily do with touch. (Gaming, for instance.)

  • I would definitely agree. While it may be easier to get into this technology for people that have never used computers or are older(like older parents, grandparents, immigrants), but for the classic mouse user many things would be harder virtually impossible like gaming. A RTS could be easily played on this, but not a FPS.

  • It'd be interesting to see what OS(s) get this tech first. Apple? Microsoft? Looks like some serious graphics pwnage to me and I'll be investing in this stuff when it becomes available for sure.

  • I like this stuff a lot, I have had it on my iPhone for more than a year. It's not really "tech" though, it's just a technique of doing the same thing people have been doing for a long time.

    By the way, the keyboard isn't going to be killed by this kind of thing. Lack of feedback makes any on-screen keyboard useless for any serious typing.

  • I hear ya on that this kind of tech has been around for some time. Touch-screen interactive technology is as old me for fuck sake and I'm 27. In fact Multi-Touch was developed in 1982, a whole whopping year after i was born!!! Shit man, why the fuck do we have to wait 20 or more years for new and awesome technology? Business politics is bullshit in my opinion.

  • Could he add texture to it? I mean it would be very difficult to control such things on the screen without the conventional sense of frictional touch on it. You will have to depend totally on your vision to determine whether you have "grab" a hold of things successfully, which puts a great burden on the eyes. You may went tired easily by over-burdening your visual centers of the brain too much.

  • Microsoft is developing Windows 7. Windows 7 is going to have multi-touch built in to the interface and experience of windows.

    Microsoft also has a product offering called Surface (you should check it out on here on youtube) that is basically what you see here, though though Surface uses what I believe to be inferior technology.

  • Jeff han uses FTIR, MS surface uses Diffused Illumination as in my multitouch table.

  • I saw this demonstration, or one similar, about 1 year ago. I believe Apple owns the rights, but I might be wrong. If I'm wrong then they own the rights to something as good.

  • This video is almost 3 years old... I don't think there were many iPhones then ;) I'm not sure if Apple has any rights on multi-touch

  • This is amazing- I can't wait until this is a widespread product, and when it replaces computers!

  • it is still a computer dork. just a new type of input interface

  • By replacing computers, I meant replacing modern computers. Computers are defined by their interface, so therefore if it replaced modern computers, it would be replacing that input.

    Same way Apples replaced the computer (i.e. Microsoft Computer) by reinventing the input system.

  • You can also build the multi touch hardware yourself. All you need is a webcam, semi-transparent cardboard, and a box. Put the Webcam inside the box and cover it with the semi-transparent board. Have light shine onto your hand so it projects the shadow to the board. The finger tips suppose to show the closest color of a human skin color. Write a computer code to track the finger tips color movement, you now have a multi touch interface.