I've had a very hectic week this week, but this post on engadget caught my eye, so I thought I'd upload it, even if I don't find time to upload anything else.
Microsoft researchers show off intuitive stylus, don't know how to hold a pencil
I'm not sure that this is the way I would think about stylus', it seems a bit unnecessary almost, and not very intuitive. Even a replaceable nib that the pen would recognise would perform the same function, and with a great deal less technology involved! But it seemed interesting research none the less. :-)
Architecture and Interaction Design (ArchaID) is a research group within Newcastle University's School of Architecture Planning and Landscape (based in the UK). The groups aim is to investigate, through design, the relationship between architecture and interaction design and thus between the design of places and the design of situated technologies. This blog contains articles by the group members to communicate their inspirations and thoughts.
Showing posts with label Stylus. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stylus. Show all posts
Tuesday, 15 March 2011
Stylus Interaction
Labels:
Input,
Interaction Design,
Intuitive,
Pencil,
Stylus
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