If you couldn't make it to SIGGRAPH Asia 2011 in Hong Kong, here's your chance to catch one of our featured speakers. Ken Perlin of New York University discusses "The Future of Computer Graphics".
Ken and his students worked for months to combine a realtime drawing system with cued content to convey what it might be like in the future - so it's a hybrid between a concept and a real working system. He isn't trying to fake anything, he is saying - what if the future could be like this in a shared augmented reality? It's a concept he originally called Ecescopy on his blog - and I think its powerful as a platform for thinking about social HCI.
@smokechok really? Of course he clicks a button, the button tells the computer record next gesture or something similar. Otherwise he would be drawing or erasing or filling every time he moves his hands throughout the talk and enters the detection zone. Gestures might be mouse/kb free, but selection of tool may not be.
@smokechok So, did you actually listen to what he was saying? The whole point is that this is a technology of the future. The drawings are created in real time, whereas some of the actions are initiated via keys.
Ken and his students worked for months to combine a realtime drawing system with cued content to convey what it might be like in the future - so it's a hybrid between a concept and a real working system. He isn't trying to fake anything, he is saying - what if the future could be like this in a shared augmented reality? It's a concept he originally called Ecescopy on his blog - and I think its powerful as a platform for thinking about social HCI.
seh4b 1 month ago
@smokechok really? Of course he clicks a button, the button tells the computer record next gesture or something similar. Otherwise he would be drawing or erasing or filling every time he moves his hands throughout the talk and enters the detection zone. Gestures might be mouse/kb free, but selection of tool may not be.
pyth0nify 2 months ago
Cool! Thanks for the uploading! Will you upload the course(talk) given by Donald Greenberg and Bill Buxton as well?
jdilyshen 2 months ago
@smokechok i realize this is the internet but how did this level of stupid reach a siggraph video XD
Great talk and very good ideas, the hands on aspect of learning is a very important one!
LeethLee1 2 months ago
@smokechok So, did you actually listen to what he was saying? The whole point is that this is a technology of the future. The drawings are created in real time, whereas some of the actions are initiated via keys.
ulmedas 2 months ago
11:38 = fail he press the button to erase, he don't erase with his hand FAKE!!!!!!!
smokechok 2 months ago
thank you, would love to see more of the talks please.
noobdles 2 months ago