microsoft photosynth [video]

the ted-talks are always a good source for inspi­ra­tion and some­times are just pure eye­candy and drool­wor­thy inno­va­tions.
i’ve added them to my democracy-player but sel­dom take my time to watch all of them. the demo of pho­to­synth and sead­ragon by Blaise Aguera y Arcas from microsoft research is amaz­ing. now this should be com­bined with jeff hans multi-touch inter­face, and i’ll never leave my desk again…
some­times even microsoft man­ages to do impres­sive stuff!

i couldn’t embed the orig­i­nal talk from ted.com, so i linked to the youtube-version. if you want to see the full eye­candy, go here: ted.com/talks/view/id/129

microsoft pro­vides a demo, so you can play with pho­to­synth. unfor­tu­nately, the demo only on win­dos, so i might need to reboot to boot camp or see if [kju:] is capa­ble of doing it…

[via basic think­ing]

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Jun 08, 2007 by habi Trackback
Filed in: gadgets and gizmos, technospeak
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