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Designing technology that is more intuitive, accessible, and useful across the full range of human experiences.
By Janie Chang, Writer, Microsoft Research From Oct. 7 to 10 in Cambridge, Mass., Microsoft researchers attending UIST 2012—the 25th Association for Computing Machinery Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology—will be sharing projects and…
Digits, a wrist-worn gloveless sensor developed by Microsoft Research in Cambridge, U.K., enables 3-D computer interaction in any environment and is practical beyond computer gaming.
GroupTogether is a system that explores cross-device interaction using two sociological constructs. First, F-formations concern the distance and relative body orientation among multiple users, which indicate when and how people position themselves as a group.…
This video shows a demonstration of our in-place commands that work on direct touch displays. Michel Pahud walks through some in-place command work done at Microsoft Research including pen and touch with toolglass bimanual techniques.…
