Professor Patrick Baudisch and his student researchers at the Haaso Plattner Institute in Germany have focused on Human-Interaction for a quite a while. One look at the research project page of Dr. Baudisch says it all. Over the past few years, the human-computer interaction (HCI) teams at Hasso Plattner have explored multi-touch and tangible computing, with very interesting results.
Take a look at the following video from Design Boom's YouTube Channel, and follow the related links for more information!
Tangible Tabletop Computing with Lumino
(The Lumino project was developed using Microsoft Surface.)
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Lumino Project Website
Lumino Team:
Professer Patrick Baudisch, Torsten Becker, Frederik Rudeck
Human Computer Interaction, Hasso Plattner Institute
"The Human Computer Interaction group headed by Prof. Dr. Patrick Baudisch is concerned with the design, implementation, and evaluation of interaction techniques, devices, and systems. More specifically, we create new ways to interact with small devices, such as mobile phones and very large display devices, such as tables and walls."
Articles/Posts
Lumino (Design Boom, no author or date)
Smart 'Lego" blocks take touch screens into 3D Colin Barras, New Scientist (10/6/09)
"Fat Fingers" can become dainty for touch Screens Colin Barris, New Scientist (11/24/09)
Microsoft Surface and Objects (Features Lumino "Tangible Blocks" at the 1:02 marker)
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