Games may soon be played on 3D touchscreen displays or xBlocks for the ultimate interactive experience. Those aren’t the only interactive technologies of the future, continue reading for more.
Interactive xBlocks
Using standard game controllers, two opposing players must help their characters navigate in and around a three dimensional maze. The real challenge comes, not from traditional game mechanics but rather from moving with your character as he sprints around corners and jumps between the installation’s two play surfaces
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Thermopainter
ThermoPainter can detect temperature change regions on a sensing surface as touch regions when objects hotter or colder than the surface touch it. In the system, users can use a physical paintbrush with hot water and an airbrush with cold water in spite of paint as they use in the real world, and even use their own fingers, hands, and breaths directly because of their own body heat.
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I/O Brush
I/O Brush looks like a regular physical paintbrush but has a small video camera with lights and touch sensors embedded inside. Outside of the drawing canvas, the brush can pick up color, texture, and movement of a brushed surface.
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Thermoesthesia – Interactive Art
What actually fascinated me was the simple idea of being able to create shapes, animation at the simple touch of your finger tips
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