If, like us, you are fascinated by the ongoing evolution of the user interface you will no doubt constantly be asking “what’s next?” And if you want to find out possible answers to that question you could do worse than spend...

According to their final year project report, Adam and Jeremy took on the challenge of designing a system that would make it easy to control appliances from the Internet. We’ve seen the concept many times before; it involves...

As regular readers of this Blog will know multi touch is close to our heart, which is why we were very interested to find out about a multi touch proximity-aware tabletop collaboration between Autodesk Research, the University...

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Hello Everyone, This blog is made to post recent updates in the world of electronics , to post what I do, my new captured photographs and new creative ideas. Rushi Gajjar Ahmedabad, Gujarat, IndiaI am electronics systems...

It seems our February 28th Blog post ‘ Top 5 Mistakes of User Interface Design’ got a lot of interest, which got us thinking about ‘naming and shaming’ examples of bad GUI design. And for this we need your help. Specifically we...

Rain and other fluids have the potential to wreak havoc on touch screen performance, but for most non-consumer designs – think medical, laboratory, industrial, and a whole host of outdoor information and kiosk applications –...

It seems that the guys at Google X, Google’s ‘black ops’ innovation lab, are big fans of Star Trek: The Next Generation, judging by their augmented reality undertaking, Project Glass. With more than a nod to the visor worn by...

If you design industrial, medical or other small-to-medium volume non-consumer devices you may well have been presented with the following challenge by your marketing department: “We want the next version of the Widgetmaster...

The recent announcement of Apple’s new iPad is a reminder that we haven’t just got used to using multi touch displays on our consumer tech, we have come to expect it. And this expectation is driving demand beyond the consumer...

The owners of the Mirabilandia amusement park in Savio, Italy have found an innovative use for the ultra-miniature fit-PC2 computers – recording the sheer excitement/terror (delete as applicable) of riders on the park’s iSpeed...

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Now you can have your cake (or at least your ice cream) and eat it with the news that Android 4.0 running on a Trim-Slice, the world’s first, smallest, most energy efficient industrial grade computer with Nvidia Tegra2...