Human Computer Interaction • October 2010
GestureWorks allows developers to create applications that support multiple, simultaneous gestures. It is the most robust multitouch authoring solution for Adobe Flash and Adobe Flex. It is also easy, saving countless hours of development time.
There are several multitouch gestures defined in on the GestureWorks website.
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Algorithms and Theory • October 2010
Artificial neural networks are computational models that simulate aspects of a biological neural network. As shown in Figure, artificial neural networks are built up as a collection of node layers:
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Algorithms and Theory • October 2010
A three dimensional gesture may be recognised and processed using a Hidden Markov Model, which is a simple dynamic Bayesian network. This spatiotemporal model, which is defined below, reduces the 3 dimensional complexity of the hand gesture into a two dimensional problem, and analyses and categorizes these gestures using a state machine. This model has been employed, with success, in speech and handwriting recognition.
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Algorithms and Theory • October 2010
In trigonometry and geometry, triangulation is the process of determining the location of a point by measuring angles to it from known points at either end of a fixed baseline, rather than measuring distances to the point directly (trilateration). The point can then be fixed as the third point of a triangle with one known side and two known angles.
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C# • September 2010
The Accord.NET library, built on top of the Aforge.NET library, is known for its statistical modelling capabilities. The discrete Hidden Markov Models present in the library provide the tools for the recognition of spatiotemporal gestures.
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Bluetooth, C# • July, 2010
32feet.NET is a shared-source project to make personal area networking technologies such as Bluetooth, Infrared (IrDA) and more, easily accessible from .NET code. It supports desktop, mobile or embedded systems. The project currently consists of the following technologies:
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C# • July, 2010
Iridium is the numerical foundation of Math.NET, aiming to provide commonly used mathematical elements for scientific numerical computations. It offers the infrastructure for basic numerics, linear algebra, random generators and distributions, integral transformations, etc. Iridium is self-contained, it does not depend on external libraries like Intel MKL, BLAS or LAPACK.
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Wii • February, 2010
32feet.NET is a shared-source project to make personal area networking technologies such as Bluetooth, Infrared (IrDA) and more, easily accessible from .NET code. It supports desktop, mobile or embedded systems. The project currently consists of the following technologies:
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Human Computer Interaction • July, 2009
The Association for Computing Machinery's human computer interaction special interest group, SIGCHI, published a curriculum for Human Computer Interaction.
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C#, Wii • July 2009
Nintendo's Wii Remote (forever known as the Wiimote) is a fantastic little controller for the Nintendo Wii system. Because it uses Bluetooth to communicate with the Wii, it can be connected to and used by practically any Bluetooth capable device.
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C#, Wii • February 2009
Johnny Chung Lee has developed several applications that use the Nintendo Wii Remotes for interaction with a computer using a Bluetooth connection:
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Wii • August 2007
In an alternative Universe, this is what the Nintendo Wii's Wiimote and nunchuck would have looked like: this is the amazing transforming GyroPod, a motion-sensing gamepad prototype that Gyration made for Nintendo back in 2001.
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Wii • May 2007
Wiire is a public Wiki that details many of the hardware and software properties that have not been released by Nintendo.
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Wii • November 2006
TechOn compares the differences between the PS3 and Wii chips.
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C# • June 2006
A useful feature of delegates is the ability to execute a method asynchronously. That is, through a delegate, you can begin invocation of a method and then return immediately while the delegate executes its method in a separate thread.
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Wii • March 2006
Studios give IGN the inside scoop on the clock rates for Broadway and Hollywood. How do the CPU and GPU stack up on paper?
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