UCF Spring 2014 – DIG 4104c Dennis Nguyen. What is SpaceTop?  Jinha Lee  2D and 3D interactions  Desktop interface  Depth cameras and transparent.

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UCF Spring 2014 – DIG 4104c Dennis Nguyen

What is SpaceTop?  Jinha Lee  2D and 3D interactions  Desktop interface  Depth cameras and transparent display

What is i-Air Touch?  ITRI  HUD technology  Interaction through eyeglasses  DDDR (Defined Distance with Defined Range)

Thinking About the Future  Possible web design ideas for SpaceTop & i-Air Touch?

Impact On Our Industry  Introduction of new languages  Future-friendly approach to web design Speech recognition Gesture and eye tracking Font size Make links obvious Keep it simple

Conclusion  In our homes?  The future is in reach Leap Motion

Questions  What could possibly be the biggest design and development challenges when tech such as SpaceTop and i-Air Touch become available to consumers?  Do you think 10 or 20 years from now web design will no longer be needed? Why or why not?  With virtual reality beginning to become a part of daily life, how will this impact our industry?