In the video below, Nathan Nifong, discusses and demonstrates his independent study work through the HCI LAB (Human-Computer Interaction) at UNC-Charlotte. He focused his work on creating a motion-responsive musical instrument that integrated movement, sounds, and graphics.
"We're trying to research anything and everything that will help to make computers easier to use." -Nathan Nifong
Thanks to Celine LaTulipe, for the link!
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To get a better idea about the HCI lab, a small, yet sparkling gem on the UNC-Charlotte campus, take a look at the following video:
"I get to create things, and to me, you just can't beat that!"- Celine Latulipe
Dr. Latulipe is known for her work with the Dance.Draw project, Interactive Surveillance, and tools that support things like bimanual interaction, collaboration, and creativity.
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