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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/
Weird interaction:
I was wandering around Bevo Mill taking pictures. I took a shot of some pallets stacked outside a business. As I was walking away, the business owner called out to me, tried to get way closer than I was comfortable with ("Why are you backing away?" "Dude.. there's a pandemic"), and tried to explain that those pallets were just there because they'd just gotten a shipment. I had to explain to someone for whom English was not his first language, from 6 feet away, that I just like taking pictures and I was not taking a picture of those pallets to hurt him in some way. It was uncomfortable and awkward.
The Touchless Pedestal II is a revolutionary device designed to make zero-touch interaction more intuitive for users. The newest version has an Intel® NUC Compute Elements i3 with 4GB RAM, built-in UltraLeap Leap Motion controller, and an integrated 3.4” LCD display and controllable LED lights to provide additional onboarding and real-time feedback to users as they interact.
The Intel® NUC Compute Elements i3 has an Intel® Core™ 8th Generation i3-8145U Processor with integrated graphics. It also has an integrated ethernet connection, USB, wireless, and Bluetooth 5.0. The onboard computer comes with Windows 10 Pro 64-bit OS.
The Touchless Pedestal has a locking power button, and its central cylinder is aluminum, while the durable top and base are crafted from Staron solid-surface material. The integrated display housing is carved walnut hardwood, making the final design both rugged and elegant. All of the design, manufacturing, and assembly is done at Ideum’s studios. ideum.com
This is my fifth year at the TRF; one the first acts I saw during my first visit was the Gypsy Dance Theatre (GDT); I thought they were absolutely amazing - and I still do! Great dancers and musicians. While the rest of just gotten old, the dancers there keep getting better - I guess the dancing keeps them in great shape. What I like about the shows is the energy and interaction between all members of the GDT. If you are anywhere close to them for a show - check it out - they are definitely worth it!
I took these photos in October 2014
A visually captivating touch screen demands attention and encourages touch interaction from the user.
See an interactive world through our website at www.visualplanet.biz and find out how the touchfoil™ can transform any window into an engaging interactive touchscreen.
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An exploration of designing for meaningfulness, combining traditional craft (kintsugi) with electronics and interaction. www.meaningfuldevices.com
Created by Vanessa Julia Carpenter with FabLabRUC (Dzl) (fablab.ruc.dk), FabCafe Tokyo (fabcafe.com/tokyo/), and Kintsugi Artist Kurosawa (kurovsya.com).
Client = Morgan Stanley / Van Kampen Investments
Project = Banner Ads 2005 Concepts
IconNicholson Team (IconNicholson.com)
Mike Pick / Robert Fisher / See-ming Lee
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