Below are table-shots of the Sandbox mode:
See the triangle?
The second mode of Gravitoy is "Stacks". Two players play a game of stacking objects of various sizes. The difficulty level can be adjusted by changing gravity options.
This would make science lab engaging for students!
In addition, NUI developed a 3d model viewer application, which looks like it would be fun for budding architects and designers.
Visit the NUI website to learn more about the company and NUI's partners.
Take a look at Multi-touch Space Invaders from Multi-touch Barcelona. It looks like a fun game to play during a rainy recess:
Multitouch Space Invaders! from Multitouch Barcelona (NUI-Group members) on Vimeo.
If you are interested in learning more about developing multi-touch applications and systems, visit the NUI Group website for opensource resources, code, and "how-to" support forums.
Video clips and links related to the work of NUI-Group members, such as Christian Moore, Harry van der Veen, and Seth Sandler, can be found on a previous post:
More Multi-touch from Members of NUI Group!
Touchless Multi-touch...
I recently learned of another "open-source" touch-less "multi-touch" resource. The Touchless SDK was developed for a college project by a Columbia University student, Mike Wasserman.
You will need Visual Studio 2008, the code, and a webcam to get started. From what I can tell, the code will work with in the XNA development environment.
The Touchless SDK website has links to a video demonstration, demo code, FAQs, and more. The discussion list has a lot of good information.
Mike Wasserman is now working at Microsoft Labs.
2 comments:
I really like the Space Invaders game - you can even get exercise and it's social!
It would be a fun game for a birthday party or other gathering.
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