Manipulating complex data sets with the hands
There is something fantastic about g-stalt project which is based on spatial operating environment g-speak. g-stalt is a next generation human computer interaction interface emerging from Tangible Media Group at the MIT Media Lab. Jamie Zigelbaum who is one of the developer for g-stalt suggests,
In the g-stalt project we are exploring how to navigate large information spaces naturally, quickly, and seamlessly between graphical and physical space.
Watch out this video how actually it works (user can download images from flickr by touching one of three fruits on the table e.g. the orange fruit will download images on flickr tagged with “orange.”)
What do you think, having a similar application for Protein Bioinformatics where you can visualizing the protein structures and complexes using expressive human actions?
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Good move by Elsevier, but company need more than PR efforts to save it's ground. Why so afraid accepting the new reality, open is future.February 11, 2012 at 3:01 am
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Dear Entrepreneur, CXO of unknown start-up with uncertain business model, be grounded and humble. cheersFebruary 10, 2012 at 2:53 am
“how to navigate large information spaces naturally, quickly, and seamlessly between graphical and physical space”
Manipulating complex data sets with the hands: There is something fantastic about g-stalt project which is based.. http://tinyurl.com/dk7pb7