Daily Digest December 12, 2009
- • BiDi Screen, on (and off) screen multitouch
MIT is debuting their latest advancement in technology, a multitouch screen that also functions as a gestural interface. The multitouch aspect is nothing new, the team explains how traditional interfaces using LEDs or camera systems do work, but fail to recognize gestures off-screen.
Gestures are a relatively recent highlight with the introduction of projects like Natal [...]
Gestures are a relatively recent highlight with the introduction of projects like Natal [...]

- • Embedded games: Rogue
Here’s a handheld version of Rogue. Rogue is one of the first graphical computer games and takes the player through a dungeon-exploring adventure. [Manuel] built this around a PIC 16F876 microcontroller and a KS0108 graphic LCD screen.
Hot on the heels of the pixellated Mario game, these embedded handhelds make for fun projects and great gifts. [...]
Hot on the heels of the pixellated Mario game, these embedded handhelds make for fun projects and great gifts. [...]

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