Aron Ralston, Fearless Adventurer and Subject of the Film 127 Hours

You and your guests can make one-of-a-kind glass paperweights during your event!

The peat bogs around Conemara National Park in County Galway, Ireland, look so wild and untamed! Not entirely true as there was evidence of human interactions with the land all over, including several peat harvesting areas that presumably fuel the many peat-based fires we encountered in Ireland.

Nikon D600 with 18.0-55.0 mm f/3.5-5.6 Nikkor lens

100,000 human interactions per second. Facebook - eat your heart out.

This wall sized interactive display is in a new science building at the university in Brisbane city.

This particular display has multiple touch screens and 7 computers thinking about what you want.

You can select any of the main planets each having a different gravity, and this is demonstrated on screen, by using your hand to "pick up" a piece and toss it across the virtual room.

Low gravity wrecks the furniture.

High gravity is like throwing a case of beer.

There is another wide picture of the wall below, with Mrs Mail trying to decide if it was boring. I have also posted a short video of the action.

It uses unknown actors demonstrating their skills. I had Mrs Mail video me doing it, but on the sound track, the last word you can hear is "boring". It must be a man thing.

On another day, I was post an even more spectacular wall which backs on to this one which is the ocean and it is really special.

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Ideum has designed a zero-touch device that allows visitors to interactive touchlessly with large displays, videowall, and projection environments. This example shows a touchless version of Deep Dive into the Brain, an exhibit that Ideum developed with Intervoke for the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium. Intervoke developed the amazing 3D imagery of the human brain.

The Touchless Pedestal includes a Leap Motion device, a small, round LCD display, and LED lights to provide user feedback. The device is made out of powder-coated aluminum, Staron solid-surface material, and walnut. Ideum design and manufactures the device in the USA with parts sourced in the US and worldwide. The Touchless Pedestal is available for purchase starting in mid-September 2020. This device supports the Touchless Design SDK - touchless.design

Learn more at ideum.com and intervoke.com/

A man talking to a Heron, Camden Town market, London, UK

Aron Ralston, Fearless Adventurer and Subject of the Film 127 Hours

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Ideum has designed a zero-touch device that allows visitors to interactive touchlessly with large displays, videowall, and projection environments. This example shows a touchless version of Deep Dive into the Brain, an exhibit that Ideum developed with Intervoke for the South Florida Science Center and Aquarium. Intervoke developed the amazing 3D imagery of the human brain.

The Touchless Pedestal includes a Leap Motion device, a small, round LCD display, and LED lights to provide user feedback. The device is made out of powder-coated aluminum, Staron solid-surface material, and walnut. Ideum design and manufactures the device in the USA with parts sourced in the US and worldwide. The Touchless Pedestal is available for purchase starting in mid-September 2020. This device supports the Touchless Design SDK - touchless.design

Learn more at ideum.com and intervoke.com/

My friend talking with some of the class students. They tried to engage us with a game of basketball. We unfortunately had no time for that.

This is the final issue of Interaction Magazine

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