while touchscreen devices are more ubiquitous than ever, really only allow users to draw in two dimensions. beyond is a concept that allows users to sketch in three dimensions of an interactive surface developed by jinha lee and hiroshi ishii of the MIT media lab. the system utilizes a collapsible input device for direct 3d manipulation. the small pen-like tool collapses into the digital world when pressed against the screen, giving the illusion that it is inside the virtual space. by moving the pen around the screen and adjusting its height, users can draw objects in three dimensions. by adding an interactive glove element, the system can even be used to draw cubes, cylinders and other three-dimensional objects. while the concept is quite novel, it could become an indispensable tool for designers sketching digitally.
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Terrible and unruly interface. This concept has been developed by others more successfully; some even include the ability to output prototypes from three dimensional drawings executed in three dimensional space.
Great concept!!!
Fabulous
Brillant !
A développer mais plein de promesses
Le SAVOIR FAIRE manuel revient en force ….Great
Interesting concept, but it looks a little bit hard to work with.
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