{ Look Into the Future with Autodesk Labs: Multi touch wall }
Brian Mathews, vice president of Autodesk Labs, demonstrates a multi-touch wall — just one of the many HCI (Human-Computer Interaction) systems that Autodesk Labs is exploring. In this case, Brian is using a multi-touch wall from Perceptive Pixel.
As you view the demo, imagine that you and your team of designers stand before a huge screen that acts like an intelligent whiteboard. With Autodesk Design Review, you can review each part of a model and interact with it directly. No keyboard or mouse needed. Multi-touch devices, combined with Autodesk software, have the potential to make design creation and collaboration much easier in the future. This segment was filmed at the Autodesk World Press Days event in San Francisco, Feb. 2008
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- 03.19.08 / 10am
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