A closer look at XNA and Multitouch

For one of my Maker Faire projects I created a multi-touch table. This was very easy to do primarily because the multi-touch community - the NUIGroup - provide some free to use software for determining and tracking multiple touch points. Additionally, I was also able to use another application from an NUIGroup member written in XNA - Microsoft's games development framework.
In this video I take a less than ten minute walk through of the application to share some of how it works.

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Multitouch
• Makerfaire_uk
• Paul Foster
• NUIGroup
• XNA

[ukdpe]

You need to use FTIR if you want a harder surface. This was just 3mm acylic. For FTIR you'd use 10mm which is very strong.

[mamegfunk2k]

hi, you MTT looks great. the software you are using is that for all to share as if so would i be able to download the software for my DSI table?

many thanks and keep up the good work ;)

[raptor17d]

can you post the link to the software?

[ccshou]

The surface looks quite soft, i dont know if i can build one and use it as coffee table.lol