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Issue 57
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April 30, 2012 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The projected capacitive stylus…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Toshiba, Ogaki Kyoritsu Bank, Fujitsu, Touch International, NEST41,
NineSigma, Atmel, University of East Anglia, DigitalOptics Corporation/MMD,
iSuppli, Saarland University, University of Pittsburgh, Flutter, Garmin,
Solutions Cubed, Gemalto/KDDI, Touch Revolution, NDSU, Microchip Technology,
Printechnologics, Scriptel, In-Stat, NXP/HID Global, DocuSign, Cypress
Semiconductor, TPK, Anime Studio, Wacom, Apple, Nokia, Sandia, Zytronic,
Woodcraft, University of Utah, Savant Systems/LiteTouch, Stanford
University, GM/NASA, Microsoft, Microsoft Research, one2TOUCH, Adobe,
MobileSTAT, 3M/Zephyr Technology
FPD China 2012
Conference, March 20-22, 2012, Shanghai, China by Robert
Phares
TEI,
February 19-22, 2012, Kingston, Ontario; In the first of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Carnegie Mellon University, TU
Berlin/CSIRO ICT Centre, KTH Royal Institute of Technology/University of
Melbourne, University of Calgary/University of St. Andrews, University of
Yamanashi, and Berlin University of the Arts
CSCW,
February 11-15, 2012, Seattle, Washington; In the first of two reports,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from University of Waterloo/Queen’s
University, Chinese Academy of Sciences, HUGE Inc./Google Inc., University
of California, and Microsoft Research
VRCAI,
December 11-12, 2011, Hong Kong, China; In the first of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Nanyang Technological University,
Xi’an Jiaotong University/Chinese Academy of Sciences, The George Washington
University, and Institute for Infocomm Research - A*STAR/Thales Solutions
Asia Pte. Ltd
Touch Gesture Motion
Conference, December 7-8, 2011, Austin, Texas; In the third of
four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from IMS Research,
Ocular, Omek Interactive, and PointGrab Ltd
Conference on
Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces, November 13-16, 2011, Kobe,
Japan; In the third of four reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from OFFIS Institute for IT/University of Oldenburg, The
University of Tokyo, Osaka University, University of Waterloo, Victoria
University of Wellington/Carleton University, Kyoto Sangyo University, The
University of Tokyo, Stanford University, University of Glasgow, t2i Lab/ETH
Zurich/University of Tokyo, and University of Bergen
Conference on Advances
in Computer Entertainment, November 8-11, 2011, Lisbon, Portugal;
In the third of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
University of Nottingham/University of Lincoln/Aerial, Universidade do
Porto/Instituto de Telecomunicações, University of Technology of Compiègne,
and University of Applied Sciences Düsseldorf
SID Vehicle Displays
and Interfaces Symposium, October 20-21, 2011, Dearborn,
Michigan; Phillip Hill covers presentations from IMS Research,
Elektrosil Systeme der Elektronik GmbH, Semtech Neuchâtel Sarl, and North
American Coating Laboratories
Mobile HCI,
August 30 – September 2, Stockholm, Sweden; In the first of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Tampere University of
Technology/University of Tampere, Pohang University of Science and
Technology/LG Electronics, University of Glasgow, University of
Bristol/University of Manitoba, KAIST, and Pohang University of Science and
Technology (POSTECH)
Sketch-Based Interfaces
and Modeling, August 5-7, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia
Bedtime it’s all about
winning – Really! by Andy Marken
Last Word: “Stylus?
Yerk! Who wants a stylus?” by Guillaume Largillier
Calendar of Events
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Issue 56
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March 28, 2012 |
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Letter from the
publisher: In Coming… In-Cell by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
N-trig/Nvidia, Gunze, Kik Interactive, Atmel, Adobe, Fujifilm, Toray,
Cypress Semiconductor, Chaotic Moon Labs, Georgia Tech, Samsung, HP,
Kodak/Heraeus, Logitech, Perkins School for the Blind, Sony, University of
British Columbia, Saelig, Microsoft, ARCHOS, Immersion/Motorola Mobility,
Cybernet, Sensable, Neonode, FlatFrog, Apple, Toshiba, iYogi Insights, IAR
Systems, PlaySpan/Frank N. Magid Associates, Prysm, and Oregon
Scientific/Neonode
SIGGRAPH Asia Emerging
Technologies, December 14-15, 2011, Hong Kong, China; In the
second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Keio
University/The University of Electro-Communications, Institute for Infocomm
Research, National Taiwan University/Academia Sinica, National University of
Singapore/Keio University, and Toyohashi University of Technology
Touch Gesture Motion
Conference, December 7-8, 2011, Austin, Texas; In the second of
four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from IMS Research,
isiQiri Interface Technologies Inc., Light Blue Optics, NextWindow, and
N-trig
OzCHI,
November 28 – December 2, 2011, Canberra, Australia; In the second of two
reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from University of
Auckland, University of Queensland, and University of Technology Sydney
ACM Multimedia 2011,
November 28 – December 1, 2011, Scottsdale, Arizona; In the
second of three reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Arizona
State University, National Taiwan University, Informatics and Telematics
Institute/Dublin City University/Telecom ParisTech/University of Geneva, and
EURECOM
International
Conference on Multimodal Interaction, November 14-18, 2011,
Alicante, Spain; In the second of three reports, Phillip Hill covers
papers from Texas A&M University, Deutsche Telekom
Laboratories/Telecom-ParisTech, Georgia Institute of Technology/Tin Man
Labs, and Aalto University/Nokia Research Center
Conference on
Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces, November 13-16, 2011, Kobe,
Japan; In the second of four reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Otto-von-Guericke University, IT University of
Copenhagen, Graz University of Technology, University of Glasgow, Ochanomizu
University, Tsinghua University, and K.U. Leuven
Conference on Advances
in Computer Entertainment, November 8-11, 2011, Lisbon, Portugal;
In the second of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
Utrecht University, University of Applied Sciences/Lang AG, University of
Central Florida, Aalborg University/University of Queensland, and QLD
University of Technology
ACM Conference on
Creativity and Cognition, November 3-6, 2011, Atlanta, Georgia;
In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
Simon Fraser University, University of North Carolina/Portland State
University, and The Hong Kong Polytechnic University/Massachusetts Institute
of Technology
SIGGRAPH Emerging
Technologies, August 9-11, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In
the fourth of four reports on this adjunct to the main conference,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Keio University, Keio
University/INRIA, MIT Media Lab/Tokyo Institute of Technology/Comenius
University, and The University of Tokyo
Decoding Touch
Technology by Gary Barrett
Last Word: Touch market
to reach $14 billion in 2012 by Cathleen Thiele
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Issue 55
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February 6, 2012 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Handbook of Visual Display Technologies: Touch
technologies…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Staples, iYogi Insights Research, Fujitsu, Synaptics, Kount, Ideum,
SoftKinetic, Bootstrapper, NUITEQ/Lenovo, Sharp, Nintendo, Zytronic,
Displaybank, Kindle, Kionix, MicroVision, Elo TouchSystems, TE Connectivity,
FlatFrog, Corning, Cypress Semiconductor, MultiTouch, Xtrinsic, American
Industrial Systems, VTI Technologies, Touch Revolution, SOASTA, Hatch,
Mozilla, Monster Media/Katy Perry, SkyGrid, NDS, Neonode, University of
California at Santa Barbara, SnapKeys, TouchFire, Samsung/Apple, Infinite
Research, Apple, Pantech Element/Immersion, STMicroelectronics, University
of Cambridge, MarketPublishers, Kno, SMK-Link, Microchip/Demmel, EXOPC,
Jaja, Nuance Communications, Immersion/Pantech, KAIST, 3M, GM, and
Octa/Photonic Bliss
SIGGRAPH Asia 2011,
December 12-15, Hong Kong, China; Phillip Hill covers
papers from Square Enix Co. Ltd., University of Edinburgh, A*STAR, and
University of Münster/University of Würzburg
Printed Electronics USA
2011, November 30 – December 1, Santa Clara, California; The
majority of this conference is being covered in our sister newsletter
Flexible Substrate, but here Phillip Hill covers a presentation
from PolyIC
OzCHI,
November 28 – December 2, 2011, Canberra, Australia; In the first of two
reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Sydney University,
University of Tasmania (x2), and Queensland University of Technology
International
Conference on Multimodal Interaction, November 14-18, 2011,
Alicante, Spain; In the first of three reports, Phillip Hill covers
papers from University of Applied Sciences of Western Switzerland/University
of Fribourg, Télécom ParisTech, Center for Advanced Studies, Research and
Development in Sardinia/University of Cagliari, and NICTA
Conference on
Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces, November 13-16, 2011, Kobe,
Japan; In the first of four reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from University of Konstanz, University of Münster, Purdue
University/LG Electronics/Qualcomm, University of Calgary/University of
Waterloo, University of Waterloo, Microsoft Research/University of
California/University of Calgary, RWTH Aachen University, and University of
Sydney (x2)
Conference on Advances
in Computer Entertainment, November 8-11, 2011, Lisbon, Portugal;
In the first of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
University of Tokyo/University of Bergen, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology/Harvard University, New University of Lisbon, Aarhus School of
Architecture/University of Aarhus, University of Applied Arts/University of
Vienna, Technical University of Lisbon, and The University of
Electro-Communications/INRIA
ACM Conference on
Creativity and Cognition, November 3-6, 2011, Atlanta, Georgia;
In the first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Georgia Institute of Technology
(x2), and Parsons The New School for Design
SIGGRAPH Emerging
Technologies, August 9-11, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In
the third of four reports on this adjunct to the main conference, Phillip
Hill covers presentations from Fachhochschule Bielefeld, The University
of Tokyo/Keio University, National University of Singapore, Keio University,
and The University of Tokyo
Understanding
touchscreen electromagnetic interference sources by Vadim
Konradi
Understanding the user
response to interface technologies by John Feland
Last Word: The death of
keyboards and the Japanese experience by Bill Finn
Calendar of Events
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Issue 54
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January 27, 2012 |
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Letter from the
publisher: No longer emerging…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Seoul National University, eyeSight/CogniVue, INSIDE Secure, Touch
Revolution, AIS, Tobii Technology, Bruno Zamborlin/Norbert Schnell, Cypress
Semiconductor, Gemalto, Garmin, EarlySense, Samsung Electronics, ABI
Research, R&R Marketing, Sanden, Hewlett-Packard, JP Morgan, Art Center
College of Design, Synaptics, Atmel, Tokyoflash, Acer, Ideum, Movea,
Movea/Universal Electronics, ASUS, Wacom, Art Lebedev, ExoPC, Agloves,
Corning, Ceva, Lenovo, Renesas, Mitsubishi, ViewSonic, MultiTouch, Sharp,
Nicla Rossini, and NineSigma
SIGGRAPH Asia Emerging
Technologies, December 14-15, 2011, Hong Kong, China; In the
first of three reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Keio
University, Osaka University/Worcester Polytechnic Institute, National
University of Singapore, National Taiwan University/The University of Tokyo,
and Keio University/The University of Tokyo/JST ERATO IGARASHI Design
Interface Project
Touch Gesture Motion
Conference, December 7-8, 2011, Austin, Texas; In the first of
four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from AMD, BDTI,
BizWitz, EyeSight Mobile Technologies, FlatFrog, and Hillcrest Labs
ACM Multimedia,
November 28 – December 1, 2011, Scottsdale, Arizona; In the first of
three reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Zhejiang
University/Hangzhou Normal University, Nanyang Technological
University/Microsoft Research, Academia Sinica/National Tsing Hua
University, University of Toronto, and University of Trento
UIST,
October 16-19, 2011, Santa Barbara, California; In the second of two
reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from The University of
Electro-Communications, KAIST, University of Lille/INRIA Lille, and Fujitsu
Laboratories Ltd
eReaders 2011
Conference, September 29-30, San Francisco, California;
Phillip Hill covers a presentation from IMS Research
DisplaySearch China FPD
Conference, September 8-9, 2011, Shanghai, China; Phillip Hill
covers a presentation from DisplaySearch
Emerging Display
Technologies Conference, August 16-17, 2011, San Jose,
California; In the third of three reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Touch International, Immersion, DisplaySearch, and Schott
Asia
SIGGRAPH Emerging
Technologies, August 9-11, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In
the second of four reports on this adjunct to the main conference,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from The University of Tokyo/Keio
University, Keio University/The University of Tokyo/TEAMLAB Inc., Keio
University, INRIA/Immersion SAS, The University of Electro-Communications,
and KAIST
Conference on
Interaction Design and Children, June 20-23, 2011, Ann Arbor,
Michigan; In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from University of Oulu, California College of the Arts,
Stanford University School of Education/AT&T Research, University of
Maryland/Montclair State University, and University of Illinois at Chicago
EICS 2011,
June 13-16, 2011, Pisa, Italy; In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill
covers papers from Ionian University, University of Calgary, ISTI-CNR, and
Hasselt University/RWTH Aachen University/University of Calgary
CHI, May
7-12, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In the fourth of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from MIT Media Lab/University of
Waterloo/Tactable Inc., Nanyang Technological University, Interactive
Institute Umeå/Umeå University, Brown University/Google Research/Microsoft
Research, University of Washington, University of Duisburg-Essen/University
of Warwick/German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence/University of
Stuttgart, The Open University, The University of Tokyo, RWTH Aachen
University, Microsoft Research/University of Washington, Microsoft
Research/University of Maryland, RWTH Aachen University, Arizona State
University, and Kochi University of Technology/Shenyang University of
Technology/University of Toronto
Interactive Displays
Conference, April 25-26, 2011, Sacramento, California; In the
fourth of four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Atmel
Corporation, Snibbe Interactive, MultiTouch, and GestureTek Inc.
Music on Touch Screens
by David Villarina
Last Word: Infobar C01 by Jin
Kim
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Issue 53
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December 24, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: TGM…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Samsung/Microsoft, Sharp, Swype/Nuance, Atmel, KSI, Barnes & Noble, IDT,
Cypress, TAOS, Oberthur Technologies/AuthenTec, DocuSign, SMK-Link
Electronics, University of Munich/Hasso Plattner Institute, Orbotech, Kobo,
OneForAll, NEC, Pew Research, EPFL, University of Aachen, Capella
Microsystems, Plessey, Motorola Solutions, Semtech, eMatic, Parks
Associates, Adesso, YuMe/LG Electronics, OMVS, Ruwido, AIS, Adobe, Baanto,
Microsoft, Evoluce, Improv Electronics, MMD, CEA, DisplaySearch,
Neonode/Sonim, Google, Synaptics/Microsoft, KMI, Max Planck Institute,
Carnegie Mellon University, LG Display, TPK, MimoMonitors, Kodak, PolyIC,
Sony, Wacom, Kodak/Heraeus, Intel, IMS, Snibbe Studio, SMART Technologies,
NPD DisplaySearch, Touch World, Atmel, LG Electronics, TruTouch
Technologies, and Displaybank
AIMCAL Web Coating
Conference, October 23-26, 2011, Reno, Nevada; Phillip Hill
covers presentations from Dontech Inc., and Applied Materials
UIST,
October 16-19, 2011, Santa Barbara, California; In the first of two reports,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Ritsumeikan University,
Queen’s University, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology (SAIT), KAIST,
and University of California at Santa Barbara
DisplaySearch China FPD
Conference, September 8-9, 2011, Shanghai, China; Phillip Hill
covers a presentation from DisplaySearch
Emerging Display
Technologies Conference, August 16-17, 2011, San Jose, California;
In the second of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations
from Atmel, Zytronic, and N-trig Inc.
SIGGRAPH Emerging
Technologies, August 9-11, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In
the first of four reports on this adjunct to the main conference, Phillip
Hill covers presentations from Kanazawa Institute of Technology/Kanazawa
Technical College/Kanazawa University, Tokyo Metropolitan University, MIT
Media Lab, Disney Research/Disney Interactive Studios, and University of
Rennes
Conference on
Interaction Design and Children, June 20-23, 2011, Ann Arbor,
Michigan; In the first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Saarland University/University of Warwick/University of
Sussex, Stanford University, Simon Fraser University/Royal Roads University,
and University of Strathclyde/Saarland University
SID International
Symposium, May 17-20, 2011, Los Angeles, California; In this
third of three reports, Phillip Hill covers the pick of the posters
with presentations from Wamco Incorporated, Maxim Integrated Products, AU
Optronics Corporation, Industrial Technology Research Institute, Daikin
America, National Chiao Tung University, isiQiri Interface Technologies
GmbH/JKU Linz, and National Cheng Kung University/Cando Technology Center
CHI, May
7-12, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In the third of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from NTT Communication Science
Laboratories/University of Tsukuba, University of Copenhagen, Upper Austrian
University of Applied Sciences, National Taiwan University, RWTH Aachen
University/University of Zurich, University of Konstanz/Microsoft Research,
University of Calgary, University of Warwick/The Open University/user-x.com,
Microsoft Research/Brunel University, Research In Motion Limited, University
of British Columbia/Technische Universität Darmstadt, Research In Motion
Limited/University of Paris, University of Tampere/Aito Interactive Inc.,
and Georgia Institute of Technology
Interactive Displays
Conference, April 25-26, 2011, Sacramento, California; In the
third of four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Anoto
AB, WRT Associates, and iSuppli
Last Word: User
Interface TV -- Microsoft is right and Apple is wrong by Jin
Kim
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Speaker and company summaries
+ Ian
Weightman -- IMS Research
+ Ross
Young -- IMS Research
+ Geoff
Walker -- IMS Research
+ Paul
Erickson -- IMS Research
+ Paul
Resta -- UT Austin
+ John
Feland -- Argus Insights
+ David
Carey -- UBM TechInsights
+ Zachi
Baharav -- Corning
+ Gerry
Seidman -- Tactonic Technologies
+ Bob
Senior -- isiQiri Interface Technologies
+ Gary Baum
-- N-trig
+ Al Davis
-- Consultant
+ Mike
McSherry -- Nuance Communications
+ Michael
Woolstrum -- Touch International
+ David
Nolte -- Ocular
+ Ola
Wassvik -- FlatFrog
+ John
Doherty and Mike Stinson -- Motion Computing
+ Gerald
Morrison -- SMART Technologies
+ David
Potter -- Interactive Product Solutions
+ Dan Doyle
-- Toca Technologies
+ Dan Van
Ostrand -- UniPixel
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+ Francois Jeanneau -- Stantum
+ Rusty Stapp -- NextWindow
+ Jay Esfandyari -- STMicro
+ Francois
Jeanneau -- Stantum
+ Rusty
Stapp -- NextWindow
+ Jay
Esfandyari -- STMicro
+ Jonathan
Epstein -- Omek Interactive
+ Jeff Bier
-- BDTI
+ Bill
Curtis -- AMD
+ Dave
Rothenberg -- Movea
+ Navin
Natoewal -- Philips
+ Dan
Simpkins -- Hillcrest Labs
+ Jerry
Koontz -- TAOS
+ David
Barnes -- BizWitz
+ Michael
Klug -- Zebra Imaging
+ Kurt
Hoffmeister -- Mechdyne
+ Ray
Ramati -- Extreme Reality
+ Tom
Armbruster -- Oblong Industries
+ Francis
MacDougal -- Qualcomm
+ Gideon
Schmuel -- eyeSight
+ Jonathan
Josephson -- Quantum Interface
+ Yoav
Hoshen -- PointGrab
+ Mark
Lucente -- Consultant
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Issue 52
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October 28, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Slide rules, calculators, and iPads…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
HP, Hilco Streambank/RPO, Bookeen, Elektrosil, Touch-Base, University of
Groningen, Touch International, Displaybank, Interactive Touch, Microsoft,
Cypress Semiconductor, DigitalOptics/Celluon, DisplaySearch,
MediaTile/Sprint, DigiTimes Research, Kyocera, Epesitec, TopoTech, FlatFrog,
In-Stat, Strategy Analytics, TE Connectivity, MultiTouch, Bally
Technologies, Immersion, IDENT Technology/AU Optronics, SCHOTT, Garmin,
Logitech, Semtech, TFC Info, Hillcrest Labs, AuthenTec, Bosch, IDC, NUITEQ,
Yale Locks & Hardware, Wacom, eyeSight/Huan TV, Allied Electronics/IDEC,
Solomon Systech, Epson, OpenNI, Microchip, KMI, Razer, Georgia Tech, US
Army, University of Tokyo/Sony Computer Science Lab, MIT Media Labs, Apple/Samsung, 2GIG
Technologies, Aakash, Amazon, Apple, Atmel, Murata Manufacturing, Touch
Revolution, AuthenTec, Disney,Lens Technology, Fuji Crystal, G-Tech, Laibao
Hi-Tech, Touchingtek, SMK, and National University of Singapore
EICS 2011,
June 13-16, 2011, Pisa, Italy; In the first of two reports, Phillip Hill
covers papers from OFFIS Institute for IT/University of Oldenburg, ETH
Zurich/Vrije Universiteit Brussel, and University of Cagliari
SID/DisplaySearch
Business Conference, May 16, 2011, Los Angeles, California;
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Hanvon, DisplaySearch, and ChiMei
Innolux Corp
DisplaySearch Taiwan
FPD International Conference, April 14-15, 2011, Taipei, Taiwan;
Phillip Hill covers two presentations from DisplaySearch
SID Texas Chapter Touch
Seminar, April 1, 2011, Austin, Texas; Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Applied Nanotech Inc, Touch International, and Atmel
Corporation
Augmented Human
Conference, March 13-14, 2011, Tokyo, Japan; Phillip Hill
covers papers from UEC Tokyo/University of California/UW-Milwaukee, RWTH
Aachen University, Osaka University (x2), Toyohashi University of
Technology, University of Tsukuba, and University of Munich
International
Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces, February 13-16, 2011,
Palo Alto, California; In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill
covers papers from German Research Center for Artificial
Intelligence/Saarland University, University of California, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill/Beijing Institute of Technology, Arizona
State University, and German Research Center for AI
TEI’11,
January 22-26, 2011, Funchal, Portugal; In the fourth of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from California College of the Arts,
Technische Universität Dresden, NEC Corporation, Vrije Universiteit Brussel,
University of Crete, Simon Fraser University, and Real Time Musical
Interactions/NoDesign
Tomorrow’s Screens
by Andy Marken
Why NIMble is better
than the iPad for kiosks by Matt Rosenthal
Carriers Matter:
Is Sprint 4G + iPhone 5 > ATT 3.5G + Verizon 4G + iPhone 4? by John
Feland
Last Word: A
mono-tasking machine for reading books by Jin Kim
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Issue 51
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September 28, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Finger painting II…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Invisa, AuthenTec, Panasonic, Livescribe,
InFocus, AuthenTec/Fujitsu, IDC, Yamaha, Godrej, Evoluce, Newline,
Cambrios/Hitachi Chemical, TFC Info, Immersion/Texas Instruments, Nuance
Communications, Fujitsu/NTT Docomo/AuthenTec, SnapKeys, DocuSign, TazPad,
Bally Technologies, Microchip, Intel Capital, Kno, ABI Research, Cronto,
WordLogic, Organic Motion, Mitsubishi Electric Automation, N-trig/Lenovo,
Cypress Semiconductor, DisplaySearch, CornDigital, Displaybank, UCCTW,
Solutia, MIT, Touch International,
Disney Research/Carnegie Mellon University,
Samsung, Haier Group, and Razer
Emerging Display
Technologies Conference, August 16-17, 2011, San Jose,
California; In the first of three reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from DisplaySearch, Touch Revolution, and Ocular LCD
SID International
Symposium, May 17-20, 2011, Los Angeles, California; In this
second of three reports, Phillip Hill covers the last two days of the
conference with presentations from Schott AG, Honeywell International, and
University of Toronto
CHI, May
7-12, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In the second of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Phillips Exeter Academy/University of
Washington/Microsoft Research, University of Washington/Google Research,
Virginia Tech, University of British Columbia/University of
Canterbury/Northwestern University, INRIA Lille, Hasso Plattner Institute,
Autodesk Research/University of Toronto, University of Glasgow/SAMH
Engineering, University of Washington/Intel Labs Seattle, University of
Glasgow, Autodesk Research/University of Alberta/University of Manitoba,
University of Waterloo/Google Research, Drexel University, and Wellesley
College/Tufts University/Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering
Interactive Displays
Conference, April 25-26, 2011, Sacramento, California; In the
second of four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Touch
International, Helios Interactive Technologies, Hewlett-Packard, and
Artificial Muscle
International Display
Workshop 2010, December 1-5, 2010, Fukuoka, Japan; In the second
of two reports, Phillip Hill covers this event sponsored by The
Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for
Information Display, with papers from the session on touch panels & input
technologies. Presentations from Sharp Laboratories of Europe, Toshiba
Mobile Display Co Ltd, LG Display, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, AU Optronics
Technology Center, and The University of Tokyo
VRST,
November 22-24, 2010, Hong Kong,
China; In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
Université Européenne de Bretagne/INRIA, Universitat de Barcelona/University
College London, Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation/Tohoku
University/Osaka University, and Asian Institute of Technology/National
Institute of Informatics/United Nations University/Thammasat University
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 7-10, 2010, Saarbrücken, Germany; In the
fourth of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from University of
Munich, Newcastle University, Université de Toulouse, The University of
Tokyo, Lancaster University, Orange Labs, University of Calgary, University
of Calgary/Petrobras S.A./ Computer Modelling Group Ltd., RWTH Aachen
University, Brunel University/University of Bristol/Microsoft Research,
Tampere University of Technology/Nokia Research Center, Universidade Nova de
Lisboa, and Microsoft Research
ACM Multimedia 2010
International Conference, October 25-29, 2010, Florence, Italy;
In the third of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
National Taiwan University/University of Udine, University of Toronto,
University of Vienna/Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, and
University of Science and Technology of China/Microsoft Research Asia
Mobile HCI 2010,
September 7-10, 2010, Lisbon, Portugal; In the third of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from University of Oldenburg, Deutsche
Telekom Laboratories/ Sabanci University, University of Castilla-La Mancha,
Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, University of Canterbury/T-Systems
Switzerland, and DOCOMO Euro-Labs
Interview with Kelly Leff from
Touch International
Capturing the
robustness of glass panels in touch-screen displays by Craig
Hillman
To Swipe or Not to
Swipe: Designing Intuitive Gesture-Based Human Interface Systems
by Ahsan Javed
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Issue 50
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August 21, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Finger painting…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
University of Illinois, Vizio, Hatch/SMART Technologies, Compal, Taiwan
Glass, Amazon, AuthenTec, Perceptive Pixel, HP, Touch International, Cando,
Chi Mei Materials, Iljin Display, Wintek/Tianma, Accenture, Parks,
DisplaySearch, Movea, TMD, Displaybank, iSuppli, University of Tokyo,
Zytronic, Toray, Neonode, Artificial Muscle, Immersion, FusionPage
Interactive/MultiTouch, Kionix, Analog Devices, Cyviz, Logitech, Samsung
Mobile, Toshiba, Cypress Semiconductor, Digital Rapids, J Touch/Young Fast,
AimCore, Ricoh, Zilog, Bally Technologies, Motion Computing, Planar,
InFocus, and GestureTek/Qualcomm
The Future of Touch &
Interactivity Conference, May 18, 2011, Los Angeles, California;
In the second of two reports from this conference jointly organized by IMS
and SID, Phillip Hill covers presentations from BizWitz, Tactonic
Technologies, Quantum Interface, SMART Technologies, and Tech-D-P
SID International
Symposium 2011, May 17-20, Los Angeles, California; In this first
report of two, Phillip Hill covers the first three days of the
conference with presentations from Taiwan Electrets Electronics, Synaptics
Inc., Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Industrial Technology
Research Institute (ITRI), Toshiba Mobile Display, FlatFrog Laboratories AB,
Semiconductor Energy Laboratory/Advanced Film Device Inc, and Toshiba Mobile
Display
CHI, May
7-12, 2011, Vancouver, British Columbia; In the first of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Hasso Plattner Institute, KAIST,
National University of Singapore/Singapore Management University, Microsoft
Research/University of Maryland/Cornell University, Pixar Animation
Studios/University of California Berkeley/Technische Universität Berlin,
Microsoft Research, University of California Irvine/Universidad Autónoma de
Baja, University of California Berkeley/ETH/EPFL, Nanyang Technological
University, Otto-von-Guericke-University, Disney Research, University of
Bath, KAIST, Nokia Research Center/Hasso Plattner Institute, and University
of Washington/Intel Labs
Interactive Displays
Conference, April 25-26, 2011, Sacramento, California; In the
first of four reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Yamaha
Corporation of America, Samsung Advanced Institute of Technology, Intel
Labs, and NCR Netkey
TEI’11,
January 22-26, 2011, Funchal, Portugal; In the third of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from KAIST/MITI, Newcastle
University/Carnegie Mellon University, Northwestern University, University
of the Arts Berlin/Folkwang University of the Arts Essen, TU
Berlin/University of Canterbury, The Open University, and Georgia Institute
of Technology
Review: Motion
Computing CL900 tablet computer by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
People, work, play and
content are on the move by Andy Marken
Last Word: e-Books vs.
Tablets: Market mania with confusion? by Aldo Cugnini
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Issue 49
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June 12, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Apples and honey…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
AppSide, Zytronic, Neonode, NV3 Technologies, Mechdyne, Wintek, The
Publishers Association, AIS, Xplore, EEDOO/SoftKinetic Studios, T1Visions,
Ocular, Multitouch/FIMM, Cambrios, Displaybank, Intel Capital/Kno, Cypress
Semiconductor, Sensosolutions, RedMere, Hanvon, ESTECOM/Baanto, Stantum,
Immersion, N-trig, Perceptive Pixel, Black Box, Sparkpad, Semtech, VTI,
Immersion/Bayer MaterialScience, Evoluce, Nuance, Toshiba, Slice HD, Touch
International/NUITEQ, Google, 3M, Nintendo, Dell, Touch International,
Gartner, Association of American Publishers, Hasso Plattner Institute,
Research In Motion, Kyocera, Sony, BAE Systems, Garmin, Renesas Electronics
America, Emerging Display, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Oxford University,
Mudpad, ARBOR Technology, Wintek, Cambrios/Synaptics, Peratech, NUITEQ, AGC,
FlatFrog, DisplaySearch, Sumimoto Chemical, Electronic Art, North Dakota
State University, Microsoft, and University of Electro-Communications
eBook & Tablet Market
Evolution Conference, May 19, 2011, Los Angeles, California; In
this report from this conference jointly organized by IMS and SID,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Hanvon Technology, and IMS
Research
The Future of Touch &
Interactivity Conference, May 18, 2011, Los Angeles, California;
In the first of two reports from this conference jointly organized by IMS
and SID, Phillip Hill covers presentations from IMS Research USA,
Synaptics, Ocular LCD, and Zebra Imaging
TEI’11,
January 22-26, 2011, Funchal, Portugal; In the second of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Stanford University, University of
Munich, Louisiana State University, and Umeå University/Microsoft Research
SIGGRAPH Asia 2010,
December 15-18, 2010, Seoul, South Korea; In the second of two
reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from International Institute of
Information Technology, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Ritsumeikan
University, and Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 7-10, 2010, Saarbrücken, Germany; In the
third of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from University of
Calgary (x2), University of Lübeck/Lancaster University, Augsburg
University, DFKI GmbH, Kwansei Gakuin University/Kobe University/Okayama
Prefecture University, Charité-Universitätsmedizin, Tsinghua University,
University of Konstanz, University of Munich, University of Applied Sciences
Düsseldorf/Lang AG, Fraunhofer Institute for Experimental Software
Engineering/a3 Systems GmbH/Folkwang University, Keio University, and Konkuk
University
ACM Multimedia 2010
International Conference, October 25-29, 2010, Florence, Italy;
In the second of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations
from National Taiwan University/National Palace Museum, Centrica, University
of Ottawa, Technische Universität München, and University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign
MultiTaction:
Technology platform for
multi-touch LCDs of any size by Hannu Anttila and Tommi Ilmonen
Myths debunked: Pros
and cons of ITO/flex 62 Applications, capabilities and performance
by John Fenn
Last Word: Amazon to
offer Tablet PCs: Possibly making tablets a two-man race… by
Ken Werner |
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Touch Panel
Special Edition
The Future of Touch & Interactivity
SID 2011
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May 3, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The future of touch and interactivity…by Mark Fihn
The Future of Touch &
Interactivity: SID Market Focus Conference Series – Line-up
The Future of Touch &
Interactivity: SID Market Focus Conference Series – Agenda
Speaker and company summaries
+ Brian
Berkeley -- SID
+ Andrew
Woods -- Curtin University
+ Michael
Klug -- Zebra Imaging
+ Larry
Mozdzyn -- Ocular
+ Vernon
Spencer -- Visual Planet
+ Rick
Seger -- N-trig
+ Joe Kotas
-- Baanto
+ Kuniharu
Takei -- UC, Berkeley
+ Bob
Mackey -- Synaptics
+ Francois
Jeanneau -- Stantum
+ John
Jacobs -- Cisco
+ Geoff
Walker -- IMS Research
+ Ian
Weightman -- IMS Research
+ Richard
Marks -- Sony
+ Stephen
Atwood -- Azonix
+ Iris
Finkelstein-Sagi -- PrimeSense
+ Ken
Perlin -- NYU Media Lab
+ Gerry
Seidman -- Tactonic Technologies
+ Bruce
Banter -- Tech-D-P
+ Daniel
Wigdor -- University of Toronto
+ Pete
Silva and Brian Pinkham -- Photonic Bliss
+ Gerald
Morrison -- SMART Technologies
+ Jonathan
Josephson -- Quantum Interface
+ Adrian
Travis -- Microsoft Research
+ David
Barnes -- BizWitz
+ Francis
MacDougall -- GestureTek
+ Greg
Downing -- xRez Studio
+ Steve
Smith -- Wacom
+ Graham
Plumb -- Snibbe Interactive
+ Kwindla
Hultman Kramer -- Oblong Industries
The evolution of user
interfaces by Stephen Atwood
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Touch Panel
Special Edition
eReader and Tablet Market Evolution
SID 2011
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May 3, 2011 |
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eReader and Tablet
Market Evolution Conference…by
Ross Young
eReader and Tablet Market
Evolution Conference: SID Market Focus Conference Series – Agenda
Speaker and company summaries
+ Sri
Peruvemba -- E Ink
+ Ross
Young -- IMS Research
+ Shawn G.
Dubravac -- CEA
+ Doug
Klein -- Barnes & Noble
+ Jun Liu
-- Hanvon Technology
+ Geoff
Walker -- IMS Research
+ John
Warren -- RAND Corporation
+ Babur
Habib -- Kno
+ Jim
Cathey -- Qualcomm MEMS Technologies
+ Robert
Sprague -- SiPix Imaging
+ Kaoru
Suzuki -- Bridgestone
+ Hui Lee
-- Delta
+Johan
Feenstra -- Samsung LCD Netherlands R&D Center
+ Karl
McGoldrick -- Polymer Vision
+ Fumio
Nemoto -- Hydis
+ Asokan
Thiyagarajan -- Samsung Mobile
Tablets and eReaders at Display
Week
Sponsors
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Issue 48
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April 26, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The id of ID…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Gartner, 3M Touch Systems, Cypress
Semiconductor, Displaybank, Immersion, Guinness Book of Records, Bally
Technologies, M-Edge Accessories, Strategy Analytics, Samsung, National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology, Apple, Quanta3M,
DisplaySearch, N-trig, Elan Microelectronics, American Industrial Systems,
NEC Corporation, Gunze USA, National Institute of Standards and Technology,
Jeff Rowberg, Tobii Technology, TouchSensor Technologies, InFocus, DoCoMo,
IDT, PureTouch, Samsung, Yole Développement, Microsoft, Atmel/Nvidia, Morse
Code, Dell, Garmin/Volvo Penta, and Przemek Jaworski
Electronic Displays
2011, March 2-3, Nuremberg, Germany; Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Elektrosil Systeme der Elektronik GmbH, and Hitachi
Europe GmbH
US Flat Panel Display
Conference, March 1-2, 2011, San Diego, California; Phillip
Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, Touch Revolution, and Tyco
Electronics
i3D 2011,
February 18-20, 2011, San Francisco, California; Phillip Hill covers
papers from Wuhan University/Texas A&M University/Samsung Advanced Institute
of Technology, and University of Minnesota/SUNY University at Buffalo
Intelligent User
Interfaces, February 13-16, 2011, Palo Alto, California; In the
first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from University of
Massachusetts Lowell/The MITRE Corporation, University of California San
Diego/Vrije Universiteit Brussel/ETH Zurich/University of Konstanz,
University of California San Diego, MIT CSAIL, University of
Salerno/Unlimited Software, and Université Européenne de Bretagne
TEI’11,
January 22-26, 2010, Funchal, Portugal; In the first of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Georgia Institute of
Technology/University of Toronto/University of Cincinnati, MIT Media
Laboratory, KAIST/Madeira-ITI, University of Toronto, LMU University of
Munich, DOCOMO Euro-Labs, and Carnegie Mellon University/Disney Research
International Display
Workshop 2010, December 1-5, 2010, Fukuoka, Japan; In the first
of two reports, Phillip Hill covers this event sponsored by The
Institute of Image Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for
Information Display, with papers from the sessions on FPD manufacturing,
materials & components; 3D/hyper-realistic displays & systems; projection &
large-area displays & their components; and electronic paper. Presentations
from Nitto Denko Corporation, Pohang University of Science and Technology
(POSTECH), NTT DOCOMO, Ghent University/Optinvent, and Industrial Technology
Research Institute (ITRI)
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 7-10, 2010, Saarbrücken, Germany; In the
second of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Queen’s
University, Newcastle University, Technische Universität Dresden/queo media
GmbH, Technische Universität Darmstadt/University of California, University
of Calgary, Microsoft Research, University of Groningen/University of
Ontario Institute of Technology/University of Waterloo/University of
Calgary, RWTH Aachen University, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland,
OFFIS Institute for Information Technology/University of Oldenburg,
Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg (x2), University of Konstanz (x2),
Durham University, FORTH, German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence
(DFKI), and German Research Center for Artificial Intelligence (DFKI)
IMID/IDMC/Asia Display,
October 11-15, 2010, Seoul, South Korea; Phillip Hill covers papers
from Samsung Mobile Display, and Konan University
Interview with Chris Colbert
from 3M
Tactile Feedback in
Mobile: Consumer Attitudes about High-Definition Haptic Effects
in Touch Screen Phones by Chris Ulrich
Last Word: Apple sues
Samsung for copying technology, UI, and style by Jin Kim
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Issue 47
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February 14, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: A chat with Sam Hurst: In Memoriam… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Displaybank, Pantomotion, Apple, Motorola, ROHM
Semiconductor, Sony, IDC, Kyocera, IMS Research, ZAGG, HP, Neonode,
uWriteTouch, Softkinetic-Optrima, German Research Center for Artificial
Intelligence, Immersion, Element One, Fraunhofer, Shoei, QSI, Quantum
Interface, CMI, Microsoft Envisioning Lab/Zytronic, Synaptics,
DisplaySearch, University of Groningen, IHS iSuppli, Atmel, Canalys, TPK
Touch Solutions, Wintek, Sintek Photronics, Cando, Chimei Innolux, Chunghwa
Picture Tubes, HannStar Display, Mutto, In-Stat, HealthEssentials/Anoto,
Brainchild, Tyco Electronics, CoActiv, Delft University of Technology,
T-Mobile/LG Mobile, Cypress Semiconductor, Sectra, See and Touch Marbella,
EKtouch, J Touch, LG, Giantplus, Toshiba, ZaagTech, Vizio, Join Well
Technology/Ushine Photonics/AimCore Technology, Waltop, Wintek, Advanced
Input Systems/Pacinian, Foxconn, LG Display, Compal, Mildex Optical,
PQ Labs, MIT, HannStar, Young Lighting Technology, DisplaySearch, Lumio,
National Taipei University, and N-trig
Interview with Larry Mozdzyn
from Ocular LCD
Symposium on Virtual
Reality Software and Technology, November 22-24, 2010, Hong Kong,
China; In the first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, University of Yamanashi, Durham
University, University of Lille, Adobe Systems Incorporated, and University
of Strasbourg
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 7-10, 2010, Saarbrücken, Germany; In the
first of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from University of
Calgary, Victoria University of Wellington, Universität Bremen, University
of St. Andrews, University of Glasgow, University of Münster, Trinity
College Dublin, University of Durham, RWTH Aachen University, DFKI,
Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg/University of Rostock, Purdue
University/University of Manitoba, Georgia Institute of Technology/Microsoft
Research/University of Calgary, University of Sydney, and Brown
University/Microsoft Research
ACM Multimedia
International Conference, October 25-29, 2010, Florence, Italy;
In the first of three reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
University of Calgary, Arizona State University, Université Catholique de
Louvain, University of Texas at Dallas, and INRIA-LIG/INRIA-LABRI/Université
d’Orléans/INRIA-LJK
Engineering Interactive
Computing Systems, June 19-23, 2010, Berlin, Germany; In the
second of two reports on the Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing
Systems, Phillip Hill covers papers from Georgia Institute of
Technology/University of North Carolina, Hasselt University/RWTH Aachen
University/Microsoft Research/Microsoft Surface, Université Catholique de
Louvain, and France Telecom R&D/Orange Labs
Conference on
Interaction Design and Children, June 9-12, 2010, Barcelona,
Spain; In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from MIT
Media Lab (x2), University of Zaragoza (x2), Southeastern Louisiana
University, Open University, University of Sussex/ETH, and ZHDK University
of the Arts/University of Zurich/ZKM
How to evaluate
multi-touch while standing in a store by Jim Meador, Pascal
Auriel and Gauthier Chastan
Last Word: Trade-in
your Kindle for real books…by Jin Kim
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Issue 46
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January 27, 2011 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Creative designs… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Gartner, N-trig, Misa Digital Technology, Dell,
PrimeSense, Kno, MultiTouch Ltd., Umeå University, ChangeWave Research,
Aachen University, 3M, IXYS, IDT, Silver Lake, Cypress, MicroVision,
Samsung, Enspert, Vision Objects, 3M/Quanta Computer, Nuance Communications,
Planar Systems, Cando, Meridian, Zero Degrees/Intel/HP/Microsoft/Storm/Zebra
Technologies, MSI, Printechnologics, Gunze USA, Barnes & Noble, ABI
Research, Microsoft, Displaybank, Conexant, Compal/Sitronix, Wah Hong/Jun
Hong, ChiMei Innolux, Wintek, TPK, Cheng Uei, DigiTimes, EETI, Movea, RTW,
Atmel Corporation/Ocular, Warner Bros., SkinnyBytes, MasterCorp/Fujitsu,
Input Dynamics, University of Utah, Grandstream, Xerox, Mimo Monitors, BAE
Systems, Crestron, DigitalPersona, Technical Artist, Strategy Analytics, UC
Berkeley, Hanvon, SoundGraph ,Isabella Products, 3qubits, and Creative
SIGGRAPH Asia 2010,
December 15-18, 2010, Seoul, South Korea; In the first of two reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Seoul National University, National
Yunlin University of Science & Technology, Wakayama University, Soka
University, and Robotics Research Lab/IIIT-H
Plastic Electronics
Conference & Exhibition, October 19-21, 2010, Dresden, Germany;
Phillip Hill covers presentations from isiQiri interface technologies
GmbH, and DisplaySearch
Symposium on User
Interface Software and Technology, October 3-6, 2010, New York,
New York; In the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Microsoft Research, Disney Research, RWTH Aachen
University, Hasso Plattner Institute, The Open University, Google Research,
and Ritsumeikan University
Mobile HCI,
September 7-10, 2010, Lisbon, Portugal; In the second of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Pohang University of Science and
Technology/Chonnam National University, Lancaster University/University of
Cape Town, University of Bristol, IST/Technical University of
Lisbon/INESC-ID, Microsoft Research/Microsoft Corp./University of
California, Technical University of Lisbon/INESC-ID, Beihang
University/Nokia Research Center Espoo/Nokia Research Center Beijing, and
The Open University
SIGGRAPH,
July 25-29, 2010, Los Angeles, California; In the third of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Deakin University, Tactable, Oslo School
of Architecture and Design/Squidsoup, Ohio State University, York
University, and University West England
Conference on Human
Factors in Computing Systems, April 10-15, 2010, Atlanta,
Georgia; In the fourth of four reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Korea Advanced Institute of Science and
Technology/University of Madeira, Arizona State University, Georgia
Institute of Technology, University of North Carolina, Darmstadt University
of Technology, Arizona State University, HumanCentric, Disney Research, and
Dublin City University
Touch technology
comparison by Gary Barrett
The 3rd screen enters
the personal, business world by Andy Marken
Apple gains market
share – really? by Jon Peddie
Last Word: Verizon
iPhone 4…by Jin Kim
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Issue 45
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December 14, 2010 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Has Apple enabled Microsoft’s vision for the Tablet
PC? by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
NXT, Augen Electronics, E Fun, Gartner,
Displaybank, Semtech, Cypress Semiconductor, Cando, Osaka Prefecture
University, Young Fast/Wintek/TPK, Fujitsu, Fnac, Eizo Nanao, Premier
Farnell/demmel, Queens University, Perceptive Pixel, Alps, Tastitalia,
DigiTimes Research, Microsoft, Zytronic/NUITEQ, CIT, Zytronic, J
Touch/Sharp, 3M/Cogent, Nuance Communications, RIM/TAT, Philips
Healthcare/Ocular, and Sony
Mobile HCI,
September 7-10, 2010, Lisbon, Portugal; In the first of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Lancaster University/DOCOMO Euro-Labs,
DOCOMO Euro-Labs/Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU), University of
Glasgow, Graz University of Technology/University of Canterbury, Microsoft
Research/RWTH/University of Toronto, University of Toronto, University of
Glasgow, Newcastle University/Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, and Nokia
Research Center
SIGGRAPH,
July 25-29, 2010, Los Angeles, California; In the second of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Immersion SAS, The University of Tokyo,
University of Tsukuba (x2), The University of Tokyo/Keio University (x2),
Gdansk University of Technology, Hong-Ik University/Yonsei University,
National Taiwan University, Yonsei University, University of Minnesota, and
Tokyo Metropolitan University/National Institute of Special Needs
Education/Japan Electronics College
Korea Display
Conference, July 8-9, 2010, Seoul, South Korea; Phillip Hill
covers presentations from LG Electronics, and LG Innotek
EuroITV Conference on
Interactive TV and Video, June 9-11, 2010, Tampere, Finland;
Phillip Hill covers a paper from University Paul Sabatier
Graphics Interface
Conference, May 31–June 2, 2010, Ottawa, Ontario; Phillip Hill
covers papers from Clemson University/Greenville Technical College,
Osaka University/Tohoku University, Queen’s University, Lockheed Martin
Advanced Technology Laboratories/University of Washington, Microsoft
Research/Microsoft Research Cambridge/Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft
Research/University of Washington, and Inesc-ID/University of Calgary
Conference on Human
Factors in Computing Systems, April 10-15, 2010, Atlanta,
Georgia; In the third of four reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Autodesk Research/University of Maryland/Cornell
University, Microsoft Research, Telecom ParisTech, National Taiwan
University, EPFL Media and Design Lab, ASUSTek Computer Inc./Kun Shan
University, Microsoft Research/Microsoft Corporation/University of Toronto,
University of California, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, London Knowledge
Lab, Georgia Tech, Pompeu Fabra University, Ryerson University,
Microsoft/SMART Technologies, The University of Iowa, UMBC, KAIST,
Technische Universität Darmstadt, Orange Labs/ENSCI-Les ateliers, Korea
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology/Inje University, University of
Duisburg-Essen/Newcastle University, University of Duisburg-Essen/German
Research Center for Artificial Intelligence, and The Open University
Interview with Adam Bogue from
Circle Twelve
Putting the “Touch” in
Multi-Touch: An in-depth look at the future of interactivity by
Gary Barrett
Last Word: RIM gets
serious about user interface…by Jin Kim
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Issue 44
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November 16, 2010 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The Touch Panelists…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
Volkswagen, Nikko van Stolk, Southern Methodist
University, Stanford/UC Berkeley, Satake, CEVA/eyeSight, 3M Touch Systems,
3M/Cogent, Bally Technologies/3M, 3M/Perceptive Pixel, Mechdyne/Haption,
Ocular/Densitron Technologies, Baanto/Christie, Hitachi, Amazon, Imagis,
TPK, ChiMei Innolux, AU Optronics, Young Fast, ABI Research, DisplaySearch,
WitsView, Displaybank, Touch International, TPK Holding, Wintek, Cando,
Sintek, isiQiri, Canatu, Cambrios Technologies, Wrapsol, Monster, CyberLink,
AuthenTec, Fujitsu, Vantage Data Centers/Fujitsu, TruTouch Technologies,
Audi, General Dynamics Canada, Samsung, Barnes & Noble, Kno, AccessData,
Cherrypal, Dell, Savant, Sharp, Hewlett-Packard, Viewsonic, HCD, Vizio,
Entourage, Pandigital, Lenovo, Microsoft, NUITEQ, MultiTouch, Obscura
Digital, Cypress Semiconductor, Analog Devices, and Cypress/STMicro
UIST,
October 3-6, 2010, New York, New York; In the first of two reports,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from University of Washington/Intel
Labs, Lancaster University, Brown University, Hasso Plattner Institute,
Freie Universität Berlin, National Taiwan University, and Microsoft Research
Displaybank US
Conference, September 15, 2010, Santa Clara, California;
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Displaybank and NextWindow
Engineering Interactive
Computer Systems, June 19-23, 2010, Berlin, Germany; In the first
of two reports on the Symposium on Engineering Interactive Computing
Systems, Phillip Hill covers papers from Inspire AG/ETH Zurich,
University of Calgary, Grenoble University, and RWTH Aachen University
Conference on
Interaction Design and Children, June 9-12, 2010, Barcelona,
Spain; In the first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
Advanced Industrial Science and Technology/Tokyo University of Science, Open
University/Middlesex University/University of Sussex/Roehampton University,
Philips Research, MIT Media Laboratory/Sifteo Inc, University of
Athens/Makebelieve design & consulting, University of Central Lancashire,
University of Colorado, Ars Electronica Futurelab, and Universidad de Málaga
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 23-25, 2009, Banff, Alberta; In this
fourth of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from RWTH Aachen
University (x2), Thales Research and Technology/Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (CSAIL), Konkuk University, University of Waterloo (x2),
Otto-von-Guericke-University, Indiana University/MacroViz Multimedia Design
Studio, MIT CSAIL, Darmstadt University of Technology, Tokyo Institute of
Technology, University of Munich, University of Sydney, Indiana University
School of Informatics, University of Calgary (x2), York University, and
University of Groningen
Interview with Anders Mölne from
F-Origin
On the road, staying in
touch for business, pleasure by Andy Marken
Will they, won’t they?
by Bob Senior
Last Word: Thoughts on
the iPhone 4… by Jin Kim
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Issue 42+43
Double Issue |
September 13, 2010 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Subscription trends…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world:
FBN, 3M, Zytronic, University of Washington,
Sungkyunkwan University, MIT Media Lab, Microsoft Research, Elliptic Labs,
Brando, Swiftpoint, Fujitsu, Apple, Movea, JDSU, Swype, Inwindow Outdoor,
Analog Devices, Eyesight Mobile Technologies, BMO Financial Group,
GestureTek, Schematic, HP, Canonical, Cypress Semiconductor, Kionix/Cypress
Semiconductor, Cypress Semiconductor/Fujitsu, Silicon Labs, IDC, iSuppli,
DisplaySearch, SMART Technologies, ViewSonic/Luidia, University of
Pennsylvania, MorphoTrak, Hitachi/Avion, Uni-Pixel, Immersion,
Immersion/Toshiba, MIT, NYU Langone Medical Center/BioDigital/SensAble,
Motion Computing, CEA-Leti, ICDM, Elan/EETI, ELAN, Young Fast/J Touch, CPT,
EDT, GTOC/TPK, Young Fast, J Touch, G-Tech/TPK, J Touch/Transtouch,
NineSigma, Touch International, Neonode/Sony, Neonode/Daesung Electric,
Samsung, Hitachi Displays, Lumex InfoVue, Aqumin/Perceptive Pixel, LG,
Samsung/Tech Global, Stantum, Dell, Wolfram Alpha, Xplore Technologies,
GamePark, The Sharper Image, DMC Worldwide, HCD, Koobe, Boost Mobile, Kno,
MSI, TomTom, Garmin, HUSQVARNA VIKING, GiiNii, Texas Instruments, Quanta,
Realease, OpenPeak, Lenovo, LG Display, SkinnyBytes, Acer, Control4, AIS,
Toshiba, Infibeam, NEC, First International Computer, Smart Devices, Huawei,
Velocity Micro, Pandigital, and Red Flag Software
Emerging Display
Technologies Conference, August 19, 2010, San Jose, California;
Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, Elo TouchSystems,
GestureTek Inc., Lumio, and Ocular
SIGGRAPH 2010,
July 25-29, 2010, Los Angeles, California; In the first of four reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from The University of Tokyo/Keio University,
Osaka University/Tohoku University/Kwansei Gakuin University, Osaka
University, University of East Anglia, The University of Tokyo (x2),
Hasso-Plattner-Institute, Keio University, Immersion SAS, MPI
Informatik/Universität Stuttgart/University College London, Microsoft
Research, Tokyo Metropolitan University/National Institute of Special Needs
Education/Japan Electronics College, and Media Interaction Lab/Brown
University
IMS – The Future of
Touch and Interactivity, May 27, 2010, Seattle, Washington; In
the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
Samsung Yokohama Research Institute, Synaptics, Touch International,
Uni-Pixel Displays, Yamaha, and RPO
Conference on Advanced
Human Interfaces, May 26-28, 2010, Rome, Italy; In the second of
two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Meiji University/The
University of Electro-Communications, University of Applied Sciences
Düsseldorf, France Telecom R&D Orange Labs, and Universidad Carlos III de
Madrid
SID Display Week 2010,
May 25-28, 2010, Seattle, Washington; In this second report,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from the last two days of the
conference. Papers and posters from NEC LCD Technologies Ltd., Samsung
Advanced Institute of Technology, LG Display, Sharp Corporate R&D
Group/Sharp Mobile LCD Group, Hanyang University, 3M Touch Systems, AU
Optronics Corporation/National Chiao-Tung University/I-Shou University, and
Uni-Pixel Displays
SID DisplaySearch
Business Conference, May 24, 2010, Seattle, Washington;
Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch (x2), and
GestureTek
Interactive Displays,
April 20-22, 2010, San Jose, California; In the second of two
reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Elo TouchSystems,
Immersion, Artificial Muscle, Inc., and NextWindow
FINETECH JAPAN,
April 14-16, 2010, Tokyo, Japan; Phillip Hill covers
presentations from Displaybank, Stantum, and Corning
CHI, April
10-15, 2010, Atlanta, Georgia; In the second of four reports, Phillip
Hill covers presentations from University of California San Diego, Upper
Austria University of Applied Sciences/University of Waterloo/MIT Media Lab,
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology/Universidade da Madeira,
Newcastle University/Northumbria University, University of Munich, Lancaster
University/Microsoft Research, National Taiwan University/National Taiwan
University of Science and Technology, Wellesley College/Babson
College/Carnegie Mellon University/Georgia Institute of Technology,
Microsoft Research, Carnegie Mellon University, University of
Cambridge/University of Nottingham/Microsoft Research, Autodesk Research,
University of Munich/Hasso Plattner Institute, The University of Tokyo,
University of Alberta/University of Manitoba/Microsoft Research, and FX Palo
Alto Laboratory
Flexible Electronics &
Displays Conference, February 1-4, 2010, Phoenix, Arizona; There
was one presentation from NextWindow that dealt with touch at this FlexTech
Alliance event, covered by Phillip Hill
TEI, January
25-27, 2010, Cambridge, Massachusetts; In this third of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from KAIST, Potsdam University of Applied
Sciences, XXtraLab Design, Texas A&M University, and JKU Linz
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 23-25, 2009, Banff, Alberta; In this third
of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from
-von-Guericke-Universität, The University of Electro-Communications/Japan
Science and Technology Agency, TU Munich/LMU Munich/AO Foundation,
University of Oldenburg/OFFIS Institute for Information Technology,
Stimulant, Newcastle University, FH-Trier, University of Paderborn/Siemens
SIS, RWTH Aachen University, and Lancaster University,
Interview with Joe Kotas from
Baanto
PolyShield develops
protective films for touchscreens by Richard Allen
Finger positions for
touch screens by Dan Saffer
Conductive coatings
markets 2010 and beyond by Lawrence Gasman
Multi-touch table with
horizontal mounted LCD by Andreas Kopietz
Motion leaps to the
tablet front by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
Last Word: Archos 101
Android tablet by Jin Kim
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Issue 40+41
Double Issue |
June 21, 2010 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Be it resolved…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Roger Linn,
Lenovo, Tobii Technology, Thinix, Microsoft, Warner Bros. Interactive
Entertainment, 3M, ELAN, ELAN/Weltrend/Sonix, Fujitsu, Fujitsu/ATT, Wintek,
NextWindow, AUO/CMI/NextWindow, Quanta, Touch International, FlatFrog,
Pandigital, Optics Balzers, EuropTec, N-trig, Elo TouchSystems, Raydium,
AUO, G-Tech, Toshiba/Senseg, Artificial Muscle, Immersion, LG Display, Young
Fast/RiTek, Young Fast/Lite-On Mobile, UniDisplay, MIT, Bally Technologies,
Natural Sound Electronics, Kno, ASUS, ZTE, Dell, Motion Computing, Pixcir,
Microchip Technology, Cypress Semiconductor, Uni-Pixel, Tangent, Motion
Analysis, Applied Materials, STMicroelectronics, Gateway, LG Electronics,
Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center, Analog Devices, Microsoft/Carnegie
Mellon University, ITC, Archos, American Industrial Systems, Intel, Christie
Medical Holdings, Zytronic, Wacom, Synaptics, Aava Mobile, Ocular, Gateway,
IDT, Kodak, NanoMarkets, iSuppli, DisplaySearch, Gartner, Luidia,
Promethean, Boost Mobile/Motorola, HTC/Sprint, Cellular South/HTC, Cellular
South/Motorola, Pantech, Eketrosil/Ionoco, GestureTek, Projection
Advertising, Clear Channel Airports, Brussels Airport, MultiTouch/Riolab,
AuthenTec, Fujitsu, and Precise Biometrics
IMS – The Future of
Touch and Interactivity, May 27, 2010, Seattle, Washington, In
the first of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
Cypress Semiconductor, Displaybank, and NextWindow
Conference on Advanced
Human Interfaces, May 26-28, 2010, Rome, Italy; In the first of
two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Microsoft, Université
Paris-Sud, University of Grenoble/Telecom ParisTech, MIT, and Graz
University of Technology
SID Display Week,
May 25-28, 2010, Seattle, Washington; Phillip Hill covers
presentations from the first two days of the conference. Papers from Sharp
Laboratories of Europe/Sharp Corporation (x2), Microsoft Research (x2),
Industrial Technology Research Institute, Perceptive Pixel, WINTEK
Corporation, and Samsung Yokohama Research Institute/Samsung Electronics
Interactive Displays,
April 20-22, 2010, San Jose, California; In the first of two
reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch,
Fraunhofer Heinrich Hertz Institute, Synaptics, MultiTouch Ltd., and Displax
Interactive Systems
Conference on Human
Factors in Computing Systems, April 10-15, 2010, Atlanta,
Georgia; In the first of four reports, Phillip Hill covers
presentations from University of Toronto/Mount Allison University,
University of Toronto/IBM Research Almaden, Georgia Institute of Technology,
University of Glasgow, Hasso Plattner Institute, Telecom ParisTech/CNRS
LTCI, Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences, Virginia Tech/FX Palo
Alto Laboratory, Inc., Georgia Tech/Universität Bremen, University of
Glasgow/Deutsche Telekom Laboratories/University of Michigan, University of
Washington/Microsoft Research/Microsoft Corporation, and University College
London
Eye Tracking Research
and Applications, March 22-24, 2010, Austin, Texas; Phillip
Hill covers papers from Kwansei Gakuin University/Kobe
University/Okayama Prefectural University, Loughborough University/Nordic
Bioscience Imaging/IT University, and University of Tampere/De Montfort
University
Power Saving for
Displays, January 26-27, 2010, Oxford, England; Phillip Hill
covers this Sharp/SID hosted event with presentations from Eldico, 3M
Touch Systems, Sharp Laboratories of Europe, and Light Blue Optics
TEI, January
25-27, 2010, Cambridge, Massachusetts; In this second of three reports,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Potsdam University of Applied Sciences,
Nokia Research Center, The Open University, Technische Universität München,
Queen’s University, Hochschule Bremen/Fachhochschule Bielefeld, University
of Munich, and Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 23-25, 2009, Banff, Alberta; In this
second of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from University of
Massachusetts Lowell, University of Sussex/The Open University, University
of Calgary/University of Munich/University of Toronto, University of
Calgary/University of Groningen, University of Calgary/University of
Saskatchewan, Microsoft Research, LIMSI-CNRS and University Paris-Sud,
University of Toronto/Microsoft Research/Microsoft Surface, University of
Calgary (x2), Newcastle University/ Carnegie Mellon University, Microsoft
Research Cambridge, INRIA/Tsinghua University, Interactive Institute Umeå,
and University of Sydney
Projected Capacitive
Touch Technology by Tony Gray and Larry Mozdzyn
Transparent Conductor
Markets 2010: ITO and the Alternatives by Lawrence Gasman
Apple iPad WiFi 64GB
by David MacNeill
Last Word: Pre-orders…by Jin Kim
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Special Edition SID 2010
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May 6, 2010 |
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free
download |
Letter from the
publisher: The future of touch and interactivity…by Mark Fihn
The Future of Touch &
Interactivity: SID Market Focus Conference Series – Agenda
Speaker and company summaries
+ Bill
Buxton -- Microsoft
+ Mark
Mendenhall -- Elo TouchSystems
+ David
Martin -- SMART Technologies
+ Gary
Barrett -- Touch International
+ Malcolm
Thompson -- RPO
+ Steve
Smith -- Wacom + “Superman” artist Matt Haley, DC Comics
+ Blake
Angelos -- Yamaha
+ Al
Ingallinera & Kevin Corson -- Beamz Interactive
+ Francis
MacDougall -- GestureTek
+ Calvin
Lee -- Displaybank
+ Jeff Han
-- Perceptive Pixel
+ Geoff
Walker -- Next Window
+ Andrew
Hsu -- Synaptics
+ Seamus
Burns -- Plastic Logic
+ Trevor
Davis -- Cypress Semiconductor
+ John
Briden -- Hewlett-Packard
+ Rick
Seger -- N-trig
+ Bob
Senior -- FlatFrog
+ Andy
Wilson -- Microsoft
+ Francois
Jenneau -- Stantum
+ Seiki
Takahashi -- Samsung
+ Mike
Levin -- Pacinian
+ Robert
Petcavich -- Uni-Pixel
A Touching Look at
Display Week 2010 by Paul Drzaic
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Issue 38+39
Double Issue |
April 18, 2010 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Padding the truth…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: OpenPeak, Marvell, HP, Innovative Converged
Devices, Neofonie, Notion Ink, ExoPC, Asustek, Spring Design, enTourage,
Onda Communication, Microsoft, Packard Bell, Lenovo, NEC, Tyco Electronics,
Samsung, Isabella Products, eStarling, Sony, FLO TV, Neonode/Koobe,
iBuyPower, Toshiba, Hanvon, Acer, Xplore, Logic Instrument, Openmoko,
Panasonic, Sprint, HTC, Haleron, Kyocera, Garmin-Asus, Google, HTC/Apple,
Microsoft, Cincinnati Bell/Pharos, Corning, Cypress Semiconductor, T-Mobile
USA/HTC, Binatone/DSP Group, Nuance, Movial/LG-Nortel, Jabil, Neonode, Jonas
Friedemann Heue, GestureTek, Luidia, National Cheng Kung University, Ideum,
31FPS, Sensonor, NASA, MIT, Gunze USA, 3Plast Project, Peratech,
Peratech/Samsung Electro-mechanics, MIT/Peratech, DuPont Display/Ocular,
NextWindow, Zytronic, CDI/Numonics, NEC Display Solutions/SMART, Touch
International, Flexpoint/Sensor Products, Dawar/Bell Microproducts,
Displaybank, Gartner, Taptu, Barclays Capital, Canalys, In-Stat,
NanoMarkets, KioskCom/The Digital Signage Show, Unidym, Pinnacle Security,
Techno Source, Audacity/JazzMutant, GestureWorks, ARX, Amulet, Pelikon,
Minebea, Anoto, STMicroelectronics, Sony Ericsson, L-1 Identity Solutions,
UPEK/AuthenTec, AuthenTec, ASUS/AuthenTec, and Artificial Muscle
Electronic Displays
2010 Conference, March 3-4, 2010, Nuremberg, Germany; Phillip
Hill covers presentations from Zytronic, Elektrosil Systeme der
Elektronik GmbH, Atmel Corporation, HY-LINE Computer Components Vertriebs
GmbH, and Light Blue Optics
DisplaySearch US FPD
Conference, March 2-3, 2010, San Diego, California; Phillip
Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, N-trig Inc., 3M Touch
Systems, and Synaptics
TEI, January
25-27, 2010, Cambridge, Massachusetts; In this first of three reports here,
Phillip Hill covers all the main papers directly specific to touch
from Carnegie Mellon University/Intel Labs, MIT Media Laboratory/Microsoft
Research, Virginia Tech, EPFL, Keio University Graduate School of Media
Design, Banff New Media Institute/Ars Electronica Futurelab, Universitat
Pompeu Fabra, and Stanford University/Nokia Research Center
SIGGRAPH Asia,
December 16-19, 2009, Yokohama, Japan; Phillip Hill covers posters
from The University of Tokyo/Keio University, National Taiwan University of
Science and Technology, University of Tsukuba (x2), and MIT Media Lab
IDW ’09,
December 9-11, 2009, Miyazaki, Japan; In this second report of two,
Phillip Hill covers this conference organized by The Institute of Image
Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for Information
Display, with presentations from Stantum, Samsung Mobile Display, Chunghwa
Picture Tubes, and Ricoh Innovations
Interactive Tabletops
and Surfaces, November 23-25, 2009, Banff, Alberta; In this first
of four reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from Universitat Pompeu
Fabra, Hasselt University, Microsoft Research/University of Washington,
University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, Technische Universität München,
University of Science and Technology, University of Iowa, University of
Grenoble, Upper Austria University of Applied Sciences/University of
Waterloo/University of Tokyo/Keio University, OFFIS Institute for
Information Technology/University of Oldenburg, Newcastle University,
University of Calgary, Fraunhofer IITB, Otto-von-Guericke University,
University of Augsburg, Fondazione Bruno Kessler/University of
Trento/University of Haifa, and University of Magdeburg
Symposium on Virtual
Reality Software and Technology, November 18-20, Kyoto, Japan; In
the second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers papers from the 16th
ACM symposium on VRST: University of Geneva/Charles University Prague,
University College London, Nara Institute of Science and Technology/National
Institute of Science and Technology, and Korea Advanced Institute of Science
and Technology
Mobile HCI 2009,
September 15-18, 2009, Bonn, Germany; In this second report of two,
Phillip Hill covers papers from the 11th International Conference on
Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services: offerings from
OFFIS Institute for Information Technology/University of Oldenburg, Nokia
Research Center, University of Alberta/University of Manitoba,
Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität (LMU)/DOCOMO Euro-Labs, University of
Duisburg Essen, and University of Glasgow
A Touching Look at
Display Week 2010 by Paul Drzaic
Touch technologies for
large-format applications by Geoff Walker
Changing opportunities
for transparent conductors by Lawrence Gasman
Why did Apple kill the
Newton? by David MacNeill
Last Word: First
Impressions…by Jin Kim
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Issue 36+37
Double Issue |
February 3, 2010 |
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Letter from the
publisher: “The Circle of Life”… “I don’t get it”… and Boogie
Board by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: ExoPC, DigitalRise, Freescale, Dell, Jabil,
Engadget, ABI Research, Amazon/Sony/Barnes & Noble/Plastic Logic/Skiff,
ASUSTeK, Spring Design, Acer, Synaptics, Isabella Products, Neonode, Project
Natal, Planar, Asus, Fujitsu, 3M, Tyco Electronics, Medion, Fusion Garage,
Logitech, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Moixa, OreObject, Motorola, Wacom/NUITEQ,
Gunze USA/Stantum, Nissha/Peratech, GestureTek, SMART Technologies, Displax,
Luidia, Sunvision/Zytronics, Zytronic/Advantech, Dell/NextWindow, Intel,
Escalate Retail/Microsoft, Sling Media, Ford, Analog Devices, iSuppli,
Research and Markets, Strategy Analytics, Microchip Technology, SilverPAC,
Olive/THIEL, Samsung, Pinnacle Security/GE Security, Touch Revolution,
enTourage Systems, FlatFrog, Light Blue Optics, Cytec, Garmin, Crocodile
Keyboard, Touch Revolution/TAT, DMC Worldwide, Lenovo, Endless Ideas, PF
Digital, HP, MSI, Moto, Motion Computing, Apple, American Industrial
Systems, Pacinian, Synaptics, NextWindow/Lenovo, Deanmark, Cypress
Semiconductor, Optomec, CyberLink, TruTouch Technologies, International
Usability Partners, Amazon/Touchco
IDW ’09,
December 9-11, 2009, Miyazaki, Japan; In this first report of two,
Phillip Hill covers this conference organized by The Institute of Image
Information and Television Engineers, and The Society for Information
Display, with presentations from Industrial Technology Research Institute
(ITRI), AU Optronics Corporation, Sony Mobile Display Corporation, Sharp
Laboratories of Europe/Sharp Corporation, and NEC LCD Technologies
Printed Electronics USA
09, December 1-4, 2009, San Jose, California; The 50-or-so
presentations from this IDTechEx-organized conference will be covered in our
sister newsletter Flexible Substrate in February, but Phillip Hill
selects one here related to touch from Artificial Muscle, Inc.
Symposium on Virtual
Reality Software and Technology, November 18-20, Kyoto, Japan;
Phillip Hill covers papers from the 16th ACM symposium on VRST:
Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI)/Seoul Institute
of the Arts, University of Lille, Nagoya Institute of Technology/Central
Japan International Airport Co. Ltd./Nagoya Regional Taxation Bureau,
University of Strasbourg, CEA LIST, ETRI/KAIST, Kangwon National University,
Osaka University, University of Strasbourg, Universidad de los
Andes/University of Alberta/Universidad Nacional, Pohang University of
Science and Technology and Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha
ACM Multimedia 2009,
October 19-24, 2009, Beijing, China; Phillip Hill covers
papers from University of Ottawa, University of Ottawa/IKERLAN-IK4
Technology Research Center, Microsoft Research, FX Palo Alto Laboratory, and
Nanyang Technological University
Symposium on Vehicle
Displays, October 15-16, 2009, Dearborn, Michigan; In this second
report of two, Phillip Hill covers presentations from Ford Motor
Company, Scott Griesmann Design, and Stantum
Mobile HCI 2009,
September 15-18, 2009, Bonn, Germany; In this first report of two,
Phillip Hill covers papers from the 11th International Conference on
Human-Computer Interaction with Mobile Devices and Services: offerings from
Nokia Research Center/ Chinese Academy of Sciences, The University of
Tokyo/Sony Computer Science Laboratories, BMW Group Research and
Technology/University of Munich, OFFIS Institute for Information
Technology/University of Oldenburg, Tampere University of Technology, RWTH
Aachen University, Lancaster University/DOCOMO Euro-Labs, Orange Labs,
Berlin Institute of Technology/ University of Salzburg, and Mobilkom Austria
AG
Eurodisplay 2009/IDRC,
September 14-17, 2009, Rome, Italy; There were a couple of
presentations related to touch at this conference. Phillip Hill
covers presentations from Hydis Technologies Co Ltd, and
IMM-CNR/STMicroelectronics
Graphics Interface
2009, May 25-27, 2009, Kelowna, British Columbia; Phillip Hill
covers papers from Pixar Animation Studios/University of California,
University of British Columbia, Texas A&M University, Texas A&M
University/Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Autodesk
Research/Microsoft Research, University of Saskatchewan/Microsoft Research,
University of Yamanashi, University of Toronto/INRIA Orsay/University of
Washington, and York University
Review: Apple’s Magic
Mouse by Jin Kim
Slate and tablet
computers: learning from the past by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
Assessing a New Tablet
(or any other mobile computing product) by Geoff Walker
Stop the Madness! The
Breadth/Depth Dichotomy and How to Address It by Daniel Wigdor
Last Word: It’s
raining…cash by Bob Senior
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Issue 34+35
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November 27, 2009 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Predicting the future…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Microsoft, SKILSENS, Obscura Digital, RENCI,
Lab[au], MOTO Development Group, Tangible Displays, Simbioz, Sensory-Minds,
Adrian Baynes, Because We Can, SoTouch/onedotzero, Accenture Technology
Labs, IntuiLabs, Christian Bannister, Felix’s Machines, Movea, Ideum, Second
Story, Philips, Potion Design, ART+COM, 3M, Daan Roosegaarde, Inition Hard
Rock Café Las Vegas/Obscura Digital, Carnegie Mellon, Apple, Smartfish
Technologies, Gyration, DeviceFidelity, ALPS, Taptu, Touch International,
Displaybank, Strategy Analytics, NXT/Immersion,ThinkGeek, Volkswagen, Wacom,
Silicon Labs, Bittel, Vectorform/SMART, Novint, Touching Base/Adapx,
Innovative Converged Devices, ARX, SilverPAC, Axiotron, Stantum, PixArt,
Green-House, Zytronic, DigitalRise, Sharp, RAmos, Ainol, Garmin, Bmorn,
Hallods, Mintpass, Sungale, BenQ, Barnes & Noble, Cirque, Digital ArtForms,
GestureTek, Yamaha, Savant, Sensacell, Tangible Interaction, SMK, Meridian,
Hewlett-Packard, Samsung, Gartner, Nissha, Art Lebedev Studios, Hillcrest
Labs, Atmel, Delta, Force Dimension, Troll Touch, Gateway, Iiyama, Lenovo,
Sony, Dell, Malata, ASUS, NextWindow, RPO, HTC, T-Mobile, Alltel Wireless,
RIM, AT&T/TerreStar, Acer, SK Group, Creative, Nokia, Sony Ericsson, MOTO
Development, Unitronics, Home Automation, Inc., HomeLogic, IKIVO, HoloTouch,
Parascript, UPEK, WAND Corporation/DigitalPersona, Cypress Semiconductor,
Semtech, and Microchip Technology
Symposium on Vehicle
Displays, October 15-16, 2009, Dearborn, Michigan; In this first
of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from NextWindow,
University of Michigan at Dearborn, and Tech-D-P
Symposium on User
Interface Software and Technology, October 4–7, 2009, Victoria,
British Columbia; Phillip Hill covers papers from Hasso Plattner
Institute/Virginia Tech, University of Toronto, Carnegie Mellon University,
University of Toronto, University of Washington/Intel Research, Microsoft
Research-INRIA Joint Centre, Stanford University/Microsoft Research,
University of Manitoba, Tufts University, University of
Washington/Microsoft/University of Toronto, University of
Washington/Microsoft Research, Hasso Plattner Institute/Columbia University,
Kochi University of Technology/Microsoft Research/University of Manitoba,
Microsoft Research UK/Microsoft Research US/Microsoft Corporation, Microsoft
Surface/Microsoft Corp./Microsoft Research, The University of
Electro-Communications/Japan Science and Technology Agency, Newcastle
University/Microsoft Research, Microsoft Corporation, and University of
Washington
Emerging Display
Technologies Conference, September 3, 2009, San Jose, California;
In this second of two reports, Phillip Hill covers presentations from
N-trig, RPO, 3M Touch Systems, and Senseg
Touch Affordances
Workshop, August 25, 2009, Uppsala, Sweden; This workshop was
part of the Interact 2009 conference. Phillip Hill summarizes papers
from RWTH Aachen University, The University of Wales Institute, Eindhoven
University of Technology/ Philips Design, German Research Center for
Artificial Intelligence (DFKI), Universidade Nova de Lisboa, NICTA, and
University of Twente
Symposium on
Sketch-Based Interfaces and Modeling, August 1–2, 2009, New
Orleans, Louisiana; Phillip Hill covers papers from Harvey Mudd
College/University of California Riverside, Carnegie Mellon
University/Georgia Institute of Technology, NIST/Brown University/University
of Central Florida, University of Central Florida/Brown University, Purdue
University, and TU Berlin/University of Duisburg-Essen
Tangible and Embedded
Interaction (TEI’09), February 16-18, 2009, Cambridge, England;
Phillip Hill’s second report of two on this conference covers papers
from Hochschule für Gestaltung Schwäbisch Gmünd, University of Lübeck, RWTH
Aachen University/University of California San Diego, Simon Fraser
University, ETHZ, and University of Munich
Interview with James Dutson from
PlasmaQuest
Motorola DROID
by Jin Kim
Supporting legacy touch
hardware in Vista Tablet PC and Windows 7 by Dave
Bhattacharjee
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Issue 32+33
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September 20, 2009 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The rise of touch…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Yana Kimava, Moment Factory Experience, Mark
Burton, Rockwell Group, Philips, Augmented Environments Lab, Singapore
Science Centre, Curiosity, react3D Electric, NextWindow, ASUS, Sinchun,
Fujitsu, Gigabyte, Sharp, Medion, Lenovo, Sony, iRex, Nanovision, Duros,
Toshiba, Microsoft, Acer, Nintendo/Hillcrest, Microchip, Techno Print,
Atmel, Senseg, Microchip, Maxim, Stantum/Sitronix, Touch Window, Cypress,
Renesas Technology, Evernote, Beauty Up, Zytronic, Zytronic/Advantech, NCR,
Promethean, 3M Touch Systems, Trimble, Adhesives Research, T.S. Microtech,
Interactive Institute C-Studio, Luidia, SMART Technologies, Hitachi
Software, PolyVision, American Industrial Systems, Touchtech/Natural User
Interface, Savant, Crestron, Colorado vNet, Archos, HAI, PolyIC, Movea,
Samsung, URC, Palm, Sprint/HTC, Noser/Touch Revolution, snom technology,
N-trig, Illusion Labs, Cirque/Ocular, Tsera, Light Blue Optics, Project
Natal, Synaptics, Immersion, IDT/Immersion, FBK, Targus/Uni-Pixel,
Interlink, Stanford University, e-Smart Technologies, AuthenTec, Porta
Systems, UIC, Displaybank, FlatFrog Laboratories, Ideum, and Frontier
Silicon
Emerging Display
Technologies Conference, September 3, 2009, San Jose, California;
In this first of two reports from the DisplaySearch event, Phillip Hill
covers presentations from GestureTek, Next Window, and DisplaySearch
Displaybank US
Conference, August 20, 2009, Santa Clara, California; Phillip
Hill covers presentations from 3M Touch Systems, Corning Specialty
Materials, Elo TouchSystems, Stantum, and Unidym
SIGGRAPH,
August 3-7, 2009, New Orleans, Louisiana; In this first report, Phillip
Hill covers presentations from Tokyo Institute of Technology/University
of Electro-Communications, Perceptive Pixel, McGill University, The
University of Electro-Communications/Japan Science and Technology Agency,
The University of Tokyo, New York University Media Research Lab, University
of Applied Sciences Western Switzerland/Music Conservatory of Geneva, MIT
Media Lab/Brown University, Keio University, The University of Tokyo/Keio
University, Media Interaction Lab/University of Tokyo/Keio
University/University of Waterloo, Keio University/The University of Tokyo,
KAIST Design Media Lab/HCI Lab, Technical University of Catalonia, and
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
CHI Conference,
April 4-9, 2009, Boston, Massachusetts; In this third report of three,
Phillip Hill covers papers from MIT Media Laboratory (x2), Princeton
University/Microsoft Research, RWTH Aachen University/University of
California, University of Calgary, University of Cambridge, MIT Media
Laboratory/UCSD, and Deutsche Telekom Laboratories/Nokia Research Center
Tangible and Embedded
Interaction (TEI’09), February 16-18, 2009, Cambridge, England;
Phillip Hill’s first report of two on this conference covers papers
from Microsoft Research/TU Eindhoven, Georgia Institute of Technology,
Microsoft Corporation, Newcastle University, MIT Media Laboratory, and Ecole
Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne
IEEE Tabletops and
Interactive Surfaces, October 1-3, 2008, Amsterdam, Netherlands;
In this third report of three, Phillip Hill covers papers from
Microsoft Research US, National Taiwan University (x2), The University of
Electro-Communications, The Open University, University of Tokyo, University
of Groningen, Hasselt University, Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Microsoft
Research UK, University of Nevada/Queen’s University/University of
Saskatchewan, and Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories
Interview with Ty Silberhorn
from 3M Touch Systems
Interview with Kurt Johnson from
Horizon Display
Interview with Harry van der
Veen from NUITEQ
TORM turns
touch-screens into marketing tools by David Villarina
Reducing stress in the
classroom: How interactive whiteboards and solution-based
integration improve teacher quality of life by Jill Roberts
The case for a flexible
touch panel keyboard by Norman Hairston
Touch-screens: New
trends and market forecast by Jennifer Colegrove
Last Word: Wintel
collision… Next shot in the arm for touch by Bob Senior
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Issue 30+31
Double Issue |
July 16, 2009 |
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Letter from the
publisher: InPlay – Out-of-play…by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Project Natal, Performance Designed Products,
Stantum/Sitronix, SMSC, Cypress/Immersion, Acer/Cypress, Cypress,
N-trig/Fujitsu, Genius, Motion Computing, Schematic, AIS, Corning/Samsung,
austriamicrosystems, SMART, SMART/PixArt, Luidia, ELAN Microelectronics, AU
Optronics, NextWindow, Ennova Direct, Manhattan Scientifics, AnthroTronix,
Touchpanel Laboratories, Garmin, Beckman Coulter/Zytronic, McKesson
Microchip Technology, Melfas/ARM, Zytronic/Coca-Cola, InFocus, Neonode,
CPFilms, Dontech, WitsView, Displaybank, 3M, Ocular, AuthenTec, Savant,
LG/Cypress, Fujitsu, Immersion, Qualcomm, Light Blue Optics, Cypress/KDDI,
Nokia, LG, Samsung, Getac, Sharp, Logitech, Zytronic/Ecast, Hillcrest Labs,
NASA, Microsoft, IDT/Leadis Technology, Validity Sensors, NIST,
AuthenTec/Phoenix Technologies, UPEK, Stantum, Apple, Sony, and Immersion/Symbian
Foundation
Korea Display
Conference, June 25-26, 2009, Seoul, South Korea; Phillip Hill
covers presentations from Asus, Digitech, Cypress Semiconductors,
Displaybank, and Corning Specialty Materials
InfoComm 2009,
June 13-19, 2009, Orlando, Florida; Geoff Walker covers the
touch-related showcases at the InfoComm Exhibition
SID Display Week
Symposium, June 2-5, 2009, San Antonio, Texas ; Phillip Hill
covers papers and posters from Samsung Electronics/Samsung Mobile Display,
Konkuk University/Samsung Mobile Display, Hong Kong University of Science
and Technology, 3M Touch Systems, Motorola, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Samsung
Electronics, PLANSEE Metall GmbH, LG Display R&D Center, Shanghai Tianma
Micro-Electronics/Fudan University, Chunghwa Picture Tubes, Solomon Systech
Ltd, Unidym, and DisplaySearch
Interactive Displays
Conference, April 21-23, 2009, San Jose, California; In this
second report of two, Phillip Hill covers presentations from 3M Touch
Systems, Synaptics, MultiTouch, Eon Reality, Stantum, Sensitive Object, and
NextWindow
FineTech Japan,
April 15-17, 2009, Tokyo, Japan; Phillip Hill covers presentations
from Takram Design Engineering, Synaptics Japan, SWENC Technology, and
Samsung Mobile Display
CHI Conference,
April 4-9, 2009, Boston, Massachusetts; In this second report of three,
Phillip Hill covers papers from University of
Electro-Communications/Japan Science and Technology Agency, Microsoft
Research/Hasso Plattner Institute, Microsoft Research/University of
Maryland/University of Toronto, University of Manitoba/University of
Bristol, University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, RWTH Aachen
University, Carnegie Mellon University, and Brown University/University of
Central Florida
Electronic Displays
Conference, March 4-5, 2009, Nuremberg, Germany; Phillip Hill
covers a handful of presentations relating to touch from this conference
organized by Design&Electronik in Germany: Zytronic, Data Modul, and Anders
Electronics
IEEE Tabletops and
Interactive Surfaces, October 1-3, 2008, Amsterdam, Netherlands;
In this second report of three, Phillip Hill covers papers from
University of Bremen, Microsoft Research/University of Toronto/Carnegie
Mellon University, RWTH Aachen University, University of Calgary, Lulea
University of Technology/Natural User Interface Europe AB, University of
Augsburg, University of Waterloo, Osaka University/University of Bristol,
CSIRO, Newcastle University, FBK-irst, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, and Georgia Institute of Technology
Interview with Al Monro from
NextWindow
Uni-Pixel develops
Opcuity Finger Print Resistant Film by Jim Tassone
Virtual tactile touch
areas by Dave Bhattacharjee
Resistive Touchscreen
Dots by Robert Phares
Switching to the iPhone
3GS by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer;
NUI Group's
“Multi-Touch Technologies” by Justin Ireland
Last Word: Over supply?
Market consolidation? by Bob Senior
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Issue 29
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May 22, 2009 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Candy Land… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Uni-Pixel, Wrapsol, NanoMarkets,
DisplaySearch, Displaybank, Strategy Analytics, Artificial Muscle, New York
University, Unotron, AUO, 3M Touch Systems, Gunze, N-trig, Nissha Printing,
Apple, SMART/NextWindow, InFocus, Luidia, SensAble Technologies, QlikTech,
Sharp, Performance Designed Products, Warner Bros. Interactive
Entertainment, Sony, Microsoft, MIT, Carnegie Mellon University, D-BOX
Technologies, Ann Veronica Janssens, Samsung Telecommunications, Wacom,
Dell, Whirlpool/Cypress, Wacom/Cypress, Ulysse Nardin/SCI Innovations,
Garmin, Seiko Epson, AT&T, Nokia, Motorola, Catcher Technology/Dell,
Nintendo, CasaTunes, Borg Displays, L-1 Identity Solutions, AuthenTec,
Gemalto, Sonavation, MaxID, and Lumidigm
Interactive Displays
Conference, April 21-23, 2009, San Jose, California;
Phillip Hill covers presentations from MicroScent, Ecast, Drexel
University, Wacom, N-trig, and Targetpath
CHI 2009 Conference,
April 4-9, Boston, Massachusetts; In this first report,
Phillip Hill covers papers from Kochi University of Technology, Autodesk
Research, University of Washington/Microsoft Research, University of
California, Harvard University/Tsinghua University/Georgia Institute of
Technology, Microsoft Research, Autodesk Research/University of
Maryland/Cornell University, Sona Research/Nokia Research Center/MIT Media
Lab, FX Palo Alto Laboratory, Korea University, and National Taiwan
University/Universidade da Madeira
IEEE Tabletops and
Interactive Surfaces, October 1-3, 2008, Amsterdam, Holland; In
this first report, Phillip Hill covers papers from Newcastle
University/Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Intergraph Ltd/University of Nevada/University of Saskatchewan/
University of Bristol, University of Münster/Deutsche Telekom Laboratories,
Geodan S&R, Estia-Recherche, Harvard University/Microsoft Surface/Mitsubishi
Electric Research Labs, RWTH Aachen University/University of California,
Georgia Institute of Technology, Microsoft Research, Hasselt University,
University of Munich/ Microsoft Research, Microsoft Surface, and University
of Bremen
Interview with Ola Wassvik from
FlatFrog
Adaptive interface for
text input on large-scale interactive surfaces by Johannes
Hirche, Peter Bomark, Mikael Bauer, and Pawel Solyga
Last Word: Does touch
make sense on the PC platform? by Chris Connery and
John Jacobs
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Issue 27+28
Double Issue |
March 24, 2009 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The sexy touch screen… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Anoto/PolyVision, Luidia, SMART Technologies,
PLUS Vision, Oberthur Technologies, Canesta, Oxford University Press,
WHITEvoid, Capella Garcia, Danish Cultural History Museum, Sunghen,
Abundance, Aeolab/Frog Design, Aeolab Lab Au, Leo Villareal, PenMount,
Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Blendid Interactive Design, Immersion, Ambient Space
Design, Big Shadow, Sensacell, Pixel Project, UI Centric, EVL, Tokyo
University, Silke Hilsing, AMT, Adobe, NextWindow, Microsoft Research,
Microsoft/3DV Systems, MultiTouch, Ideum, IMG/LM3LABS, MIT Media Labs/Taco
Labs, National Taiwan University, Mindstorm, NUI, Embodied Media, Synaptics,
NOR_/D, Strukt Design Studio, Flexpoint, UPEK, Atrua, AuthenTec,
Displaybank, NanoMarkets, Infiniti Research, Strategy Analytics, SensAble
Technologies, Atmel ,ARX, Rocketlife, Chilin Technology, Jupiterbay,
Nation’s Restaurant News, 3M Touch Systems, Bergquist, Nissha Printing/NXT,
Silicon Labs, Oslo School of Architecture and Design, Cambrios ,N-trig
,Analog Devices, Fujitsu Microelectronics, AUO, ZeykoAD/Zytronic, Jumping
Gym USA/Softkinetic, SMI Health/InfoSlate, OMRON/Renesas Technology, CTL,
SMK, InPlay Technologies/U.S. Rental Housing REIT, Immersion/Shackleton
Advisors, Neonode, Wacom, Sony, Techsol, Art Lebedev Studios, Luxeed, Micro
Industries, Colorado vNet, TouchSystems, Kommerz, RMT, Hanwha, TabletKiosk,
Always Innovating, Corning/LG Electronics, Tyco Electronics, Control4, Black
& Decker, Meridian, HP, Mitsubishi, Asus, Fujitsu, Samsung, AUO/SiPix,
Amazon, Lenovo, Immersion/Pantech, Dell, Shuttle, Motion Computing,
Gigabyte, Genius, Axiotron/Touch International, Samsung/Cypress, Trimble,
Garmin, Alpine, Viliv, Phenom, Apple, Ebranta, Virgin, “Rubik’s TouchCube,
SoftBank/Cypress, Vision Objects/Stantum, VeriFone/CIC, Toshiba, Maple
Systems, Verizon, and VISSUMO
DisplaySearch US FPD
Conference, March 2-4, 2009, La Jolla, California; Phillip
Hill covers presentations from DisplaySearch, Elo TouchSystems, and
Synaptics
Virtual Reality
Software and Technology Conference, October 27-29, 2008,
Bordeaux, France; Phillip Hill covers this VRST symposium organized
by ACM with presentations from McGill University/Grenoble University,
University of South Australia, Immersion SAS, Vienna University of
Technology, Haption/ENS Cachan, Bauhaus-Universität/Osaka University, Centre
Européen de Réalité Virtuelle, Fraunhofer Institut für Graphische
Datenverarbeitung, Vienna University of Technology, and Ryukoku
University/Chukyo TV Broadcasting
Interface Software and
Technology (UIST), October 19-22, 2008, Monterey, California;
Phillip Hill reports on this conference with presentations from
University Paris-Sud, University of Waterloo/ University of North Carolina
at Charlotte, Newcastle University, Stanford University, University of
California/ Microsoft Research, and University of Michigan
SID Mobile Displays
Conference 2008, September 23-24, 2008, San Diego, California;
Phillip Hill covers the touch aspects of this conference with
presentations from Toshiba America Electronic Components, Elo TouchSystems,
Stantum, and RPO
Interview with Garrick
Infanger from VISSUMO
Windows 7 touch
implementation by Dave Bhattacharjee
Learning through touch:
the story behind the SMART Table by Heather Ellwood
Storytelling memories:
a tangible connection to Bomber Command veterans by Tanya
Marriott
Last Word: The touch
gaming phenomenon by Bob Senior
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Issue 25+26
Double Issue |
January 29, 2009 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Icy, icy, icy, all the way home… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Obscura Digital, Chris O’Shea/Cinimod Studio,
Tangible Interaction, Potion Design, Stantum, Apple/Palm, TouchTable,
Lightspace, Catchyoo, Haque Design, James Clar, Daan Roosegaarde,
GestureTek, Marshall Space Flight Center/GestureTek, Mindstorm, Immersion,
ART-COM, NextWindow, Zytronic, Luidia, PolyVision, Numonics, Micro
Industries, Hitachi, T-WORKS, Cross Match, Albatron, CyberLink/Elo
TouchSystems, CPT, TechCrunch, Samsung, Intel, Fujitsu, ASUS, Viliv, Troll
Touch, Axiotron, MSI, HP, Acer, AIS, Tyco Electronics, N-trig, Synaptics,
Microsoft, Ten One Design, Cellular South/HTC, SmartGlobe, BFG Technologies,
LG Display, International Biometric Group, Atmel, Microchip Technology,
Warner Bros./TT Games, Maple Systems, Logitech, Samsung, Elan, Wasp, Wacom,
NXT, TouchSystems/3M, Immersion, UPEK, AuthenTec, Interlink, ARX, Colorado
vNet, SensAble, Dresden University, ETRI, Livescribe, Apple, PVI, 3M, NIST,
ABI Research, Vantage/Legrand, InPlay Technologies, Epson Imaging Devices,
ShapeWriter, Bandai, Nokia, GyPSii/Nokia, OnPar, Becker, Eten, Garmin, Palm,
Motorola, Pharos, Mobinnova, Alpine, JVC, DisplaySearch, Logitech, Swype,
Firefox, SMART Technologies, AT&T/Samsung, Immersion, Fraunhofer,
IMS/Cypress, Cypress Semiconductor, Sooloos, Black Cat, Isabella Products,
Validity, ViewSonic/3M, Source Technologies, AbonTouch, CTL, Pandigital,
Collevo, and Carnegie Mellon University
Windows Hardware
Engineering Conference, November 5-7, 2008, Los Angeles,
California, Phillip Hill reports on WinHEC 2008, highlighting Microsoft’s
work on multi-touch
Touch Screen &
Interactive Display Technologies, October 8, 2008, Cambridge,
England, Overview from Nick Kirkwood; presentation summaries by
Mark Fihn from iSuppli, Touchbase, Wacom, Microsoft, and MacDermid
Autotype
CEA Special Report: “5
Technology Trends to Watch” 2009, Phillip Hill summarizes the
touch aspects of this latest Consumer Electronics Association special
edition
UIST, October 19-22, 2008, Monterey,
California, Presentations from Microsoft, University of Toronto (Microsoft),
Perceptive Pixel, Queens University, Carnegie Mellon University, and Smart
Technologies
3rd Annual Displaybank
San Jose Conference, September 9, 2008, Santa Clara, California,
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Displaybank and Tyco Electronics
Displaybank Korea
Display Conference, July 2-4, 2008, Seoul, South Korea, Phillip
Hill covers talks from LG Display, Touch Panel Laboratories, and Ukai
Display Device Institute
SIGGRAPH 2008,
August 11-16, 2008, Los Angeles, California, Presentations from University
of Tsukuba, University of Electro-Communications, University of Tokyo/Tokyo
Institute of Technology; Upper Austria University/GIST/University of Electro
Communications, and KOMME®Z
Interview with Rick Seger from
N-trig
Touch screens on OLEDs
by Jennifer Colegrove
Optimizing rich media
content for multi-touch by Wallace Jackson
The handwriting on the
interactive whiteboard…by Arthur Berman
The Last Word: Seen at
CES… by Robert Phares
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Issue 23+24
Double Issue |
November 11, 2008 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Spelling bees in Asia… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Atmel, Quantum/Siano, SMART,
Microchip/Hampshire, Samsung Telecommunications America,
Aptus Games, Logitech,
Luminvision, Durham University, Hewlett-Packard,
EETI, AuthenTec/Samsung, Fujitsu,
Albatron, Match Tech Industrial, Panasonic,
Asustek, N-Trig, Microsoft, Intel, VirTra
Systems, Nikon, Hanwang, Fraunhofer IPMS, Emerging Display Technologies,
HTC, Alps Electric, Teraokaseiko,
NextWindow, Synaptics/Elan, J Touch, HTC/Synaptics/TPK, Leadis Technology,
Freeverse, Alltel Wireless, Samsung,
Freescale, N-trig/Intel, Numonics, eBeam, Promethean/University of
Barcelona, Safran/Motorola, Privaris,
SecuGen, Cogent Systems, bioMETRX/Biometric Solutions, Lenovo/Atrua,
Hillcrest Laboratories/Nintendo, Gunze USA, Interlink Electronics, Logitech,
Digit Wireless, Control4, Microchip Technology, Movea, Immersion/dreamGEAR,
Fujitsu-Siemens/AuthenTec, Lumidigm, UPEK, Vizrt/SMART/Barco,
Neonode/Backyard Babies, X-Rite/Wacom, Kyocera, SensAble Technologies/NHL,
Virtus, Planar, UPEK, Garmin, Nor_/D, Bridger Maxwell, Interactive
Institute, Tabletop Media, Springer, Cross Match,
Simulution/SensAble Technologies,
T-Mobile/Google, DT Research, HTC/Asus, AT&T/Samsung, Samsung/Immersion, ABI
Research, Strategy Analytics, LG Electronics, and Motorola
WIPTE,
October 15-16, 2008, West Lafayette, Indiana; WIPTE organizers prepared
summaries of the presentations made at the annual conference from Virginia
Tech, Eckerd College, Appalachian State University, Victoria University,
University of Vermont, Georgia Institute of Technology, Fort Hays State
University, Villa Duchesne/Oak Hill School, Rose-Hulman Institute of
Technology, Valdosta State University, Clemson University, The American
School of Bombay, Hunterdon Central Regional High School District,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Pennsylvania State University,
DePauw University, Forest Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, Spring Street
International School, Microsoft, Grove City College, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, University of Campinas, Technical University of Valencia,
Radford University, St. Luke’s School, University of Louisville,
Microsoft/Carnegie Mellon University, Universidad de las Américas Puebla,
and University of Illinois
DisplaySearch China FPD
Conference, September 4-5, 2008, Shanghai, China; Mark Fihn
summarizes presentations that included references to the quickly emerging
touch screen market, from DisplaySearch (x2), LG Display, Corning, and Young
Fast Optoelectronics
SIGGRAPH 2008,
August 11-16, 2008, Los Angeles, California; Mark Fihn summarizes
papers from the University of Tokyo, ETRI, Japan Science and Technology
Agency/University of Tokyo (x2), Carnegie Mellon University/Butterfly
Haptics, Carnegie Mellon University/University of Pittsburgh, and The
University of Electro-Communications
CHI 2008,
April 5-10, Florence, Italy; In this second report, Phillip Hill
covers papers from Aalborg University, CSIRO, Hasselt University,
MERL/University of Toronto, MIT Media Lab, Natural Interaction/iO, NTT
Comware Corporation, Philips Research/University of Manitoba/Eindhoven
University of Technology/University of Bristol, Simon Fraser University,
University of British Columbia, University of Glasgow/BackToHQ Aps,
University of Helsinki, University of Maryland, University of Tampere,
University of Tokyo, Distance Lab/University of Melbourne, MIT Media
Lab/Alium Labs, and University of Toronto
Tabletop 2007 Workshop,
October 10-12, Newport, Rhode Island, In this report Mark Fihn
summarizes papers from Alterra, EPFL–CRAFT, IT University of Göteborg, and
Ricoh
Interview with Darrin Vallis
from Cypress Semiconductor
Touch Technology Primer
by WEDC
It’s almost 2009…
by Alan Weinkrantz
Motion Computing LE1700
by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
Four point probes for
touch-screen materials by Robert Phares
Interactive whiteboards
in 1:1 learning environments by Michelle Lomberg and
Jill Roberts
The Last Word: Is the
iTable coming? by Bob Senior
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Issue 21+22
Double Issue |
August 23, 2008 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Wii Eee... by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: SensAble, Immersion, Microsoft, N-trig, Blue
Cube LCD/InPlay, Stantum, Touch International, Osram/Digital Dash, Iljin
Display, Sintek, NextWindow, Trident Systems/3M, 3M, F-Origin/PVI, Monash
University, Wacom, Wacom/E Ink, Bi-Search/3M, Nexio, Fujitsu, NHK, UniPixel,
AUO, RiTdisplay, Nexus Alpha/Zytronic, DuPont, Josh Boughey, Yamaha,
ReactOgon, C-Thru-Music,
Absolut Visionaries, Jim Mielke,
NDS Surgical Imaging, Sagem Morpho, UPEK,
UPEK/IDology, Lenovo, Lumidigm, L-1 Identity Solutions, AuthenTec/Motion
Computing, AuthenTec, Pretec, ImageWare Systems, Validity. Interlink, Sensor
Platforms, DNP, SMK, Pandigital,
Motorola, Simon Fraser University, Electronic Art, NCR,
Icron, PLUS Vision, SMART Technologies,
Wainhouse Research, Turning Technologies, Jaco
Electronics/DT Research/Image Base International, DT Research,
QIO Systems, SpeakerCraft, Freescale,
STMicroelectronics, Cypress Semiconductor, Cypress/JVC, Atmel, Leadis
Technology, Powerline Control Systems, NIST, Circle Twelve, James Patten,
InvenSense, Ben-Gurion University,
Karlssrühe, One Laptop per Child, Panasonic, Gigabyte,
Vartech, Worthington, Willcom, Genius,
Husqvarna, Cross Match, Logitech,
MagicBox, Nokia, Samsung, Apple,
SmartLabs, HP, Atmark Techno, Control4,
Vantage/Legrand, Niles Audio, Elan, LeCroy, IMS Research, ABI Research,
Typhoon Touch Technologies, Nintendo, Tabletop 2008, DisplaySearch, and
MIMIV/PFE
Society for Information
Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-23, Los Angeles, California; In
this report, Phillip Hill covers offerings from University of
Arizona/University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, LG Display, Samsung Electronics, Seiko Epson
Corporation, and Electro Plasma
CHI 2008,
Florence, Italy, April 5-10; Phillip Hill covers the Computer Human
Interface Conference. This first report covers papers from ETH Zurich/TUM,
KAIST, MIT Media Laboratory, Royal Institute of Technology/Columbia
University, TAUCHI, University of Auckland/University of Glasgow, and
University of Toronto/PARC/University of Michigan
TableTop 2007,
October 10-12, Newport, Rhode Island; In this report from the Tabletop 2007
Workshop, Mark Fihn summarizes papers from University of Munich, Japan
Science and Technology Agency/The University of Tokyo/NTT Communication
Science Labs, Eindhoven University of Technology, University of Cambridge,
University of Calgary, Brigham Young University, University of Toronto,
University of Sydney, Microsoft Research, UIUC, The MITRE Corporation,
Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs, University of Massachusetts
Motion Computing F5
by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
The touch panel market:
overlooked no more by Chris Crotty
Survey on the degree of
recognition of touch-screens by Jennifer Lee
Touch-screen market has
many touches for growth by Jennifer Colgrove
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Issue 19+20
Double Issue |
March 31, 2008 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Rumors of transparency... by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: ENESS, London South Bank University, Paul
Klotz, Concert Hall Aarhus,
Universitat Pompeu Fabra, Toshio Iwai, Stantum,
Activision, Catchyoo, Electronic Art, Media Interaction Lab,
Ubiq'window, Natural Interaction, International
Working Conference on Advanced Visual Interfaces, Hitachi, GestureTek,
Philips, Disney Interactive Studios, Potion Design, Microsoft, National
Taiwan University, Lumin, NextWindow,
ToyQuest, Tabletop 2008, Accenture/Avanade, UWink, DT Research, Prevalent
Devices, Life Fitness, Synaptics, Force Dimension, Anoto/LeapFrog,
Livescribe, Tiger Electronics, 2K Sports, CI Lumen/3M, Magellan,
Movea/Gyration, Bioscrypt/L-1 Identity Solutions, UPEK, Fukui
Computer/Hitachi, Fujitsu/AuthenTec, AuthenTec,
Veritec, Bundesdruckerei, Sagem Morpho, Phoenix
Technologies/Atmel, Futronic, BioLink Biometrics, Snowflake Technologies,
Luminetx, Neotel International/Axiotron,
e-SMART Technologies, Pay By Touch, M2SYS, Elliptic Labs, Nippon Telegraph
and Telephone, Atmel/Quantum Research Group, Apple, Interlink Electronics,
Xsilva Systems, Interlink Electronics/Samsung, Cypress Semiconductor, Bang &
Olufsen, Planar, Elo TouchSystems, Micro Industries, RealEase,
Kristel Displays/3M, Trolltech, Microchip
Technology, MSGI, Comfort Software Group, SMK, Konica Minolta/SensAble
Technologies, Zytronic, Varitronic, Dynamax Technologies/St. Clair
Interactive Communications, Kaon Interactive, Newcastle University,
Sensable Technologies, Sony Ericsson, Samsung,
Alltel Wireless/LG, Carnegie Mellon University, Fujitsu, Corning, Immersion,
Tactiva, Promethean/Oxford University Press, PolyVision,
PolyVision/Anders+Kern, SMART Technologies, Luidia/Turning Technologies,
Teamboard, LG Displays, iSuppli, Digitimes, Displaybank, In-Stat, 1790
Analytics, Brookings Institution/InfoSentry, DisplaySearch, Decision Tree
Consulting, NanoMarkets, Dell/Typhoon Touch Technologies, Wacom/HP, Computer
World, Motion Computing, Advantech, Roper Mobile Technology, iMedica, HTC,
InPlay Technologies, Nuvation, Tower Semiconductor/N-trig, Smitrix, N-trig,
HP, Asustek, and General Dynamics Itronix
ENACTIVE,
November 19-24, 2007, Grenoble, France; Phillip Hill reports on this
Acroe-organized event with presentations from Kyushu Institute of
Technology/Eastman Kodak, University of Exeter, Acroe, Eindhoven University
of Technology, Politecnico di Milano, ISIR, German Aerospace Center/Advanced
Realtime Tracking, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Tokyo Institute of
Technology, University of Anger/University of Fribourg, Monash University,
European Center For Virtual Reality, McGill University, Laboratoire IBISC,
University of Verona, Rosalyn Driscoll, Ecole Centrale de Lyon,
and KAIST
Interview with John Feland from
Synaptics
Interview with Steven Abbott
from MacDermid Autotype
Drivers of touch screen
market growth by Jennifer Lee
Active pen and
digitizer human input devices: digital vs. analog by Peyman
Hadizad
Haptics: improving the
mobile user experience by Chris Ullrich
The rugged environment
and touch screens by Gary Barrett
The future of ITO
by Lawrence Gasman
Waiting for the killer
application… by Robert Phares
Last Word: Polythene
bags and ambulances…by Bob Senior
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Issue 17+18
Double Issue |
January 6, 2008 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Will Apple enable Microsoft’s vision for the Tablet
PC? by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Catchyoo, Sony, Epson Imaging Devices,
JazzMutant. Wacom, Maple Systems, Tangent, LG Electronics, HTC/Sprint,
Samsung, White Electronic Designs, Sophia Mobile/RMI,
Ione Technology, Cypress Semiconductor, Cirque,
Synaptics, Philips/Quantum, Jon Cambeul,
Monome, City College of New York, Sanwa Supply, Unidym, HAPTEX, McGill University, Purdue University, Kyushu
University, Durham University/UK Haptics, Microsoft/University of
Washington, Emory University, Glasgow University,
Neonode, Art Lebedev Studios, InPlay
Technologies, N-trig, Displaybank, BCC Research, Intel/Motion Computing,
Apple, Vantage/Legrand, GestureTek/Imagination, GestureTek, Panoram
Technologies, NextWindow, Barco, mimio, Manchester Metropolitan University, SMART
Technologies, Promethean, EIZO, ELAN, Planar/Umpqua Bank, Source
Technologies, 3M, Hypercom, Wincor Nixdorf, Interlink Electronics,
Dailymotion, ImageWare Systems,
austriamicrosystems/Fingerprint Cards, Indian Institute of Technology, The
Sharper Image/Sequiam, Bioscrypt/SecuGen, Bioscrypt, Precise Biometric/Oki,
L-1 Identity Solutions/ID Networks, Cross Match/AssureTec Systems,
ACT/BIO-key, BioMETRX/AuthenTec, MEDION/AuthenTec,
IDEX, Fingerprint Cards, Hitachi, Atrua,
DigitalPersona, CIC/EbixExchange, Destiny/Logitech, Livescribe, ARX/Ness
Technologies, F-Origin/Trolltech, Measurand, Novint, Reachin Technologies,
Immersion, Elo TouchSystems/AMI Semiconductor, Zytronic, Touch
International, Top-Braille, NIST, University of Aarhus, NEC,
Andrew Fentem, Obscura Digital/General Motors,
SarcasticGamer
Tablet PC news:
GottaBeMobile/Dell/HP/OQO/Microsoft/Amazon/Asus,
In-Stat, NAVIsis, Dell, Brigham Young University, ActiveWords, Toshiba, HP,
DT Research, e-detail, Axiotron, Yann Le
Coroller, Intel, Black Diamond Advanced Technology, EverNote/Fujitsu, Emano
Tec, Kontron, Comfort Software, Samsung, E-Lead Electronics,
Brophy College Preparatory School,
WiBrain, Asus, Gigabyte, Edward Jones
iSuppli Flat Information Displays Conference,
December 4-5, Las Vegas, Nevada; Mark Fihn reports about touch-related presentations from iSuppli’s 24th
annual event. Presentations covered
are from iSuppli, Samsung SDI, and Elo.
SID Display Applications Conference,
October 23-25, San Francisco, California; Phillip Hill reports from this first newly-named conference focused on
the engineering aspect of applications with coverage of a half-day session
devoted to touch screens
IEEE Tabletop 2007,
October 10-12, Newport, Rhode Island; Summaries of papers from the University of Tokyo, Institut National
Polytechnique de Grenoble/Chalmers University of Technology, Microsoft Research, Simon Fraser University,
and Queen’s University/Aachen University
Interview with Jonathan Curtiss
of Lumio
ThinSight: integrated optical
multi-touch sensing through thin form-factor displays,
by Shahram Izadi, Steve Hodges, and Alex Butler, Microsoft Research
Multi-touch overview
by Keith Colson
Multi-touch
considerations on traditional desktops by Dave Bhattacharjee
The challenges of
developing new media for touch-screens by Wallace Jackson
TouchPal - an
innovative soft keyboard by Jeff Kirvin
Dell finally releases a
Tablet PC by Conrad H. Blickenstorfer
Last Word: “Walker behind the wheel”…
by Mark Fihn
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Issue 16 |
October 16, 2007 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Touchdowns, touchbacks, and touch football… by Mark
Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Blendid Interaction Design, Betaminds,
Catchyoo, NUI Group, OpenTouch,
JazzMutant, Stantum, Helsinki Institute
for Information Technology, Euclidean Crisis, Stanford University,
Barco/SMART Technologies, PLUS Vision, PolyVision, SMART Technologies,
Tidebreak/Luidia, Hitachi Software,
Natural Interaction, Concordia University, Lightspace, “Evoke”, Tangible
Interaction Design, PIKA PIKA, ART+COM,
Microsoft, Barragan Studio, NTT DoCoMo,
University of Tokyo, Gyration, Moritz Waldemeyer, Sensacell,
LAB[au], Nikon, MIT, University of
Wollongong/Australian National University, Sensitive Object/Elo
TouchSystems, Apple, Palm, iSuppli, Balda,
BeatPhone,
Haken Audio, MIT Media Labs, Yamaha, Sharp, Microsoft/MERL, University of
Utah/Stanford University/Purdue University, UK Haptics, Glasgow University,
Hillcrest Labs, Novint/Merscom, Chris Sugrue, N-trig, Wacom, Renesas/QRG,
Atmel/QRG, InvenSense,
Reportlinker, Sprint/Motorola, Synaptics/LG,
Synaptics, Touch International/3M Touch Systems, TouchSystems, Tyco
Electronics, Micron Technology, Fujitsu, Philips,
Vity Technology,
RealPlay, AXIOMTEK, ELAN Home Systems, RTI,
Moneual, Field Poll, Zytronic, Carl's Jr./EMN8,
iGotcha Media, 3M Touch Systems,
iPUBLISH/Cypress, Immersion, Medical Check In
Systems, Radiant Systems/BIO-key, Lumidigm, L-1 Identity
Solutions/Ultra-Scan, Fidelica
Microsystems, BioMETRX, Fujitsu, AuthenTec, Cross Match, BIO-key, L-1
Identity Solutions, HID Global, UPEK, Sagem Morpho, Sequiam Biometrics,
Sequiam Corporation/The Sharper Image, Aware, ARX/Swivel Secure, IOGEAR,
Adesso
Society for Information
Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-25, Long Beach, California;
Phillip Hill covers an interesting late-news poster from QSI Corporation
Interview with Steve Hanson from
InPlay Technologies
Enhanced touch device
function via toolbar utilization by Dave Bhattacharjee
An update on resistive
touch panel technology: Conductive Polymer has arrived by Bruce
DeVisser
Apple changes the
world. Again. by Conrad Blickenstorfer
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Issue 15 |
July 31, 2007 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Congenital analgia... by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Into the Pixel, Catchyoo, Mindstorm, Perceptive
Pixel, GestureTek, Because We Can, Obscura Digital, Microsoft, Someth;ng,
Apple, Fingerjig, Mid Sweden University, Zytronic, Touch4/Zytronic,
PanelWorx, Barco, Synaptics, Cypress Semiconductor, STMicroelectronics,
Ultra-Scan, DisplayBank, iSuppli, Acuity, Dan Didrick, MIT, White Electronic
Designs, NTT, New Computer Technologies Company/NextWindow, TaxiTech,
Wacom/TouchKO, 3M Touch Systems/Touch International, CRS, Originae, Eleksen,
Peter Chen, LOMAK, Art Lebedev Studios, Luxiium, Logitech, Synaptics,
Hanwang, Genius, Reachin Technologies, McGill University, Novint
Technologies, NTT, University of Manchester, Microsoft/Immersion,
Immersion/Nokia, Glasgow University, Eleksen, Peter Chen, LOMAK, Athena, Art
Lebedev Studios, Luxiium, Tohoku University, Sensitive Object/Elo
TouchSystems, Anoto, Silanis/IBM, CIC/Lenovo, CIC/Softex, Motion
Analysis/Icarus Studios, Peladon
Software/Parascript, Interlink Electronics/Laser App Software, ARX/H2H
Solutions, L-1 Identity Solutions, Precise Biometrics, Hitachi, Sagem
Morpho, Privaris/AuthenTec, Lumidigm/Keico, DigitalPersona, Fujitsu/123ID,
Atrua, Validity/UPEK, NIST, Oxford Semiconductor/Cogent Systems, Apricorn,
Volcano/Cirque, Horizon Technology, EELY, WEDC, InPlay Technologies,
Kienzle Systems, Diebold Election Systems,
Immersion Medical, SMART Technologies, SMART Technologies/HP, Numonics,
Promethean/Sanyo, PolyVision, Livescribe, ZTE, HTC,
Pantech
Navigating by touch: the latest
GPS offerings: Juxin International,
DeLorme, Klegg,
Navigon/Porsche, JVC,
IOPS, Harman Kardon, Mango Research, Compass
Systems, Leadtek, Samsung, Hitachi, Sanyo
Society for Information
Display 2007 Symposium, May 20-25, Long Beach, California
Phillip Hill covers presentations from Samsung
Electronics and Toshiba Matsushita
A force feedback feel for
fabrics: Phillip Hill assesses the
current status of the European Union HAPTEX project
Interview with Guillaume
Largillier of JazzMutant
Natural interaction:
Alessandro Valli gives a fascinating insight
into the paradigms of how we interact with our environment, and in
particular to the machines and interfaces that we deal with, and explains
how they have to change
Why a biometric control system?:
Comparing AccessQ for physical access
control to a card system…by Maggie Strevell
Poor adoption of ITO
replacements - why? by Peter Harrop
Touch screen market grows and
prospers: Jennifer Colegrove of
iSuppli gives her latest analysis of the market
Last Word: Who the heck is
Balda?: Geoff Walker delves into the
murky world of who exactly is supplying the touch technology for Apple’s
iPhone and comes to a surprising conclusion
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Issue 14 |
May 28, 2007 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Will Dell’s Tablet PC spark the market? by Mark
Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: MIT, Philips, Helsinki Institute for
Information Technology, Kristin Jarmun, Tangent,
iOO Design, Microsoft, Microsoft Research, Next
Generation Pediatrics/GestureTek, Reactable, Withlight,
DAHAN T&S, University of East Anglia/King’s
College, NextWindow/TORM, Sparkfun
Electronics, Applied Sciences, Lightspace, Promethean, NEC Display
Solutions, LG, Apple, Horizon Technology/NEC, Saitek, Synaptics/Newton
Peripherals, Genius, Studio Roosegaarde, Columbia University, Fujitsu, Elo
TouchSystems, Cypress Semiconductor, HP, Savant Systems, Sharp, Toshiba
Matsushita, Apex Software, CIC/Lenovo, SmartMetric, Cogent Systems,
Smartmachine International/Atrua Technologies,
AuthenTec, Labcal Technologies/SETECS,
Precise Biometric, Neurotechnologija, Lexmark/Mentalix, Master Lock,
iMagic Software, NEC, Schlage, Fujitsu, Wave
Systems/ASI Computer Technologies, UPEK, Rand McNally/Encyclopedia
Britannica/SMART Technologies, Numonics/Encyclopedia Britannica, Mobile
Knowledge/Zytronic, Wohler Technologies, Adhesives Research, 3M,
Fujitsu/mCosm, NCR, PhatWare, Nsi, Immersion, Cypress Semiconductor/HP,
Touch International, Wacom, SensAble Technologies, MIT/Microsoft Alliance
Tablet PC news:
News from NAVIsis, Motion Computing, Dell, HP, Mobile Demand, Panasonic,
GETAC, Data Evolution, Samsung, Coxion, Fujitsu, HTC, ClearView, Sungju
Computer, and Beijing Peace-East
Interview with Ian Maxwell of
RPO
NextWindow introduces
the 1900 optical touch screen by Anthony Uhrick
QSI details input
device alternatives by Todd Christensen
Touch-Base introduces
TouchIT portal by Dave Bhattachargee
Last Word: Backpedaling
in Microsoft-Land: The UMPC suddenly gets real by Geoff Walker
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Issue 13 |
March 30, 2007 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The Naegeli Syndrome… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Sharp, Engineered Fibre Structures, Immersion,
University of California Irvine, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago, Tokyo
Institute of Technology, Organic Motion, University of Southampton, Fujitsu,
Kwikset,
Axxis Biometrics, Southern Illinois University Edwardsville,
XM Satellite Radio,
NUI Group, MERL,
Marek Walczak,
IconNicholson, Spyder, Eleksen, Amex Digital,
Hanwang, Genius, Blue Sky Designs, ASUS,
Teclast, Toshiba, OpenMoko, Samsung,
Emano Tec, ARCHOS, Estari, Quantum
Research, StacoSwitch, DigitalPersona,
SiPix Imaging, Digital View, Brother, Planar, Somatic Digital, Silanis
Technology/Geneva Partners, WEDC,
Datacap/Parascript, Anoto, Touch International,
ARX/CoSign,
Neovo/Qtouch technology, Immersion/Sony, Synaptics/Medion, Micro Industries,
Liyitec, 3M Touch Systems, mimio, SMART Technologies, Luidia,
IEI, PhatWare, CIC, L-1 Identity
Solutions/ComnetiX, RSA/Valyd Software,
BIO-key International/Advanced Biometric Controls, Toshiba/ Atrua
Technologies, Master Lock/BioMETRX, Fujitsu/Sharp/NEC, FinePoint,
Authentec/JRC, Acuity Market Intelligence
Tablet PC news:
from Motion Computing, Algiz, PaceBlade, TabletKiosk, ASUS, Philips, HTC,
Flybook, FlipStart Labs, Amtek, Sony, Sharp, Beijing Peace East Technology,
KIDC, Samsung, OQO, Nokia, and Gigabyte
Interview with David Tulbert of
STRIKE Technologies
Differences between an
RTD and an LCD by Tim Pryor
Advanced interactivity
within our reach by Alan Brawn
Skin: “An interactive
hyperstereoscopic electro installation” by Phillip Hill
MERL develops two-sided
touch table by Phillip Hill
Last Word: A holistic
view of touch by Geoff Walker
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Issue 12 |
February 4, 2007 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Touch in a bar… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Perceptive Pixel, Sensitive Wall, Philips
Research, Ars Electronica Center, Bill
Buxton, Sensacell, Sansa, Puffer Sphere,
Studio Roosegaarde, Amnesty International/TASER, Dream Link,
ANU, Sunman Kwon, LG Electronics,
Chua Wunfong,
Luxeed, V12 Design, Sony Ericsson, Apple, Meizu,
Samsung, OPPO, Ju Xing, CECT, Calibryze, Cowon, HTC,
HP, Next Window, UCLA, NI, Digi-Key/IRTOUCH Systems,
Silanis Technology, SID Protect, Nobu, LaserAid,
Euclidean Crisis, DigitalPersona, Zytronics, Synaptics, UPEK,
Sequiam/Magstone Innovation, Quantum Research, Pay By Touch, KLOSS, Elo
TouchSystems, GestureTek, Micro Industries, Interlink, InPlay Technologies,
EPOS/Dane-Elec Memory, Hypercom, Samsung/Immersion, Fujitsu, NCR,
Luidia/Lintex Nordic, Ascension Technology,
Promethean, Mesurand, Cogent/Symwave,
Novint Technologies, CIC/Oracle, HAPTEX,
IBG, Validity,
Elan Home Systems, Cross Match, Dell,
BIO-key/ComnetiX
Tablet PC news:
News from: OQO, Toshiba, Sahara, Bumblebee, Samwell, Axiotron, Nokia,
Microsoft, Medion
Americas Display
Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC): October 23-26,
Atlanta -- Phillip Hill covers presentations from Planar Systems, IGT, and
McKesson Provider Technologies
Seeing is believing --
interactively by Alan C. Brawn and Anthony Uhrick
Reintroducing infrared
touch technology (part III) by Syling Ye
Interview with David Martin of
SMART Technologies
A tough touch challenge
by Gary Barrett
Touch and the Apple
iPhone by Geoff Walker
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Issue 11 |
December 31, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The mind and the fingers… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: International Biometrics Group, Cypress/UPEK,
Elecom,
LaserAid/Polhemus/Digital ArtForms, Sumitomo/Hitachi. Citibank Singapore/Pay
By Touch, Yanko Design Group, QinetiQ, Tai-Chi Project,
DuPont, United Visual Artists, Electroland, GS Yuasa/University of Tokyo, LAb[au], University of Tsukuba,
E-revolution, PIPS:lab, CSIRO, PIKA PIKA,
Daan Roosegaarde, Hitachi, TPS, Digital
Dash, NEC, Synaptics/Samsung, Quantum Research/NuVo Technologies,
InvenSense, Touch International, Lenovo/Wacom, Vision Objects, Hampshire,
White Electronics, PhatWare, ZTE/Digit
Wireless, eGalax/eMPIA, TST Biometrics,
CAM Graphics, Diebold/Secugen. SAS/Precise Biometrics,
smartTOUCH Medical, Cross Match, Cogent
Systems/3M, SMART, Promethean/Scholastic, EverNote/Fujitsu, Samsung,
LendingTools/DigitalPersona
Americas Display
Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC): October 23-26,
Atlanta 24 -- Phillip Hill covers a presentation from A D Metro
Around other
conferences…Phillip Hill summarizes the best of the rest from
around the world: McGill University and the University of British Columbia;
Glasgow University; and Technical University Munich
Technology Showcase:
Lumio shows of touch keyboards on any surface by Phillip Hill
The UMPC at the end of
2006 by Geoff Walker
Tablet PC news:
Mark Fihn covers news from Gateway, HP, MetaFacts, Motion Computing,
Acturion Datasys, NEC, Viewsonic, Encore Software, and LaPazz
Reintroducing infrared
touch technology, II by XinBin Liu
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Issue 10 |
November 24, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: The Touch Panel newsletter -- one year old… by
Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Rafael Lozano-Hemmer, Indianapolis Airport,
Sony, Adam Richards Architects, James Patten,
Timo Arnall,
EPSRC/Elumin8, Lab-Au, Apex Software, MVMT/Element Labs, University of
Tokyo, Queen’s University Belfast, Wolf and Mok, In2Games, FRONT Design,
Somatic Digital, Hela, Art Lebedev
Studios, Eindhoven University of Technology, L International, Fujitsu,
Hillcrest Labs, Apple, Wacom Europe, University of Geneva,
LumiPad, FreeHand, Newton Peripherals/HP, Centre
Pompidou, Moritz Waldemeyer, Quantum Research Group/Meizu,
Keuco, Microsoft Research, Zytronic,
Lansmont/QSI, Synaptics, Touch International,
UPEK, Pay By Touch, 3M Touch Systems, Immersion/GeoTel, Oxford Easybook, UK
Haptics, Hypercom, Abuzz, Hitachi,
Axiomtek, Cypress Semiconductor, Toshiba Matsushita, Napier
University/Promethean, Vision Objects, Nuance Communications,
AuthenTec/Creston, Diebold, BIO-key, Cross Match Technologies, Novint
Technologies, Softex/Lenovo, SecuGen,
IdentiMetrics, DigitalPersona, Authentec/Sequiam, Quantum Research Group,
Americas Display
Engineering & Applications Conference (ADEAC): October 23-26,
Atlanta -- Phillip Hill covers presentations from Dontech, Fujitsu
Components America, and Gunze USA
Tablet PC news:
Dell, Tablet Goo, Kohjinsha, LGE, Arima,
Toshiba, Panasonic, Lenovo, Samsung, Fujitsu, Asus, Azentek, UMEC, DrewTech,
and UltraMobile Life
Navigating by touch:
Caliber, Lowrance, Nokia, Evaro, Dash Navigation, Averatec,
SunLike, Acer, FIC, and E-TEN
Reintroducing infrared
touch technology by Cindy Wang
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Issue 9 |
October 8, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Two-point discrimination… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Crestron,
Nobu, Inteset, HoloTouch, IBM/Xing,
Novotable, Philips, Logitech,
DigitalPersona, BenQ, Lightspace, Adesso,
HP, yet2.com, Inition, Apple,
HKGZ, Optera/TPK Solutions, Diebold,
CeroView/ULTIMedia, LaCie, Hypercom, Lumidigm,
NEC, Interlink Electronics, Cogent Systems, Wacom, CRS, Control4,
TouchSystems, TIO Networks, Cypress/Symwave, Fujitsu/Softex, Cross Match
Technologies, Elo TouchSystems, Active Ink Software,
Ipsos Insight, Immersion, PolyVision, Hitachi,
PhatWare, NCR, Promethean, AuthenTec, Privaris/Authentec, BIO-key, EON
Reality/Navigator Development Group, Kodak, ADEL/TI, Logitech, SMART
Technologies
Tablet PC news:
Dell, Lenovo, Panasonic, Black Diamond, Catcher,
Intel, Evernote, ActiveWords, agopc,
Medion, UREN, Sony, Fujitsu, WordsGear
Navigating by touch:
HP, Blaupunkt, JVC, Rand McNally, Navman,
Pharos, FineDrive, Delphi, Medion, Via-Michelin, So Easy Rider
Interactive digital
signage by Anthony Uhrick
Carbon nanotube
transparent electrodes for touch screens by Chris Weeks
Bio-Pen ensures that
forgers cannot copy signatures by Phillip Hill
Haptics and the Novint
Falcon by Mark Fihn
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Issue 8 |
August 30, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Happy birthday touch screens…35 years old! by Mark
Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Kloss, Apple, Nanika, SoniColumn, Digital
Information Development, Seiko Epson, ART Media, University of Buffalo,
Colorado vNet, James Clar & Associates, New York University, GM Nameplate,
Logitech, Synaptics, Futronic Technology, IBM, Korg, Sagem Morpho,
Panasonic, NextWindow, Cogent Systems, Source Technologies, NEC, Sharp,
Synaptics/Pilotfish, Hitachi, AuthenTec, Kontron, BIO-key, Elo, Interlink
Electronics, RTI, Vision Objects/iRex Technologies, Eleksen, UEI/Creston
Electronics, Planar, Oregon Scientific, Maple Systems, Quantum, SeePoint/Jet
Propulsion Laboratory
Interview with Mark
Mendenhall, President of Elo TouchSystems
The truth about
interactive whiteboard durability by Carolyn Dearden
Circular polarizers in
resistive touch screens by Geoff Walker
Tablet PC news:
TabletKiosk, ASUSTeK, HiPAD, Apex, Aiptek, Mi-Co/Logical Progression,
Philips, EverNote, Fujitsu, Raon Digital
Navigating by touch:
News from u-blox, Porsche Design, Garmin/TomTom, Trevi, Tibo,
Blaupunkt, Dash Navigation, RoyalDigital, LG, Dangaard Telecom, Talex, Acer
TouchView Plus ships from CAM
Graphics for 17 years by Mark Fihn
The Last Word: No to
laptops in the hold… by Chris Williams
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Issue 7 |
July 31, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Travel in a fingerprint… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Wacom/Microsoft, NIST,
SecuGen,
HeHe, SAS/Precise Biometrics, Immersion,
Lumio, Source Technologies, Xerox/Palm, Synaptics, Identix, Hampshire, Merit
Entertainment, ASUS/Authentec, SMART Technologies, Promethean, Planar/Tech
Data, Quantum Research Group, Nanoident, Dai Nippon Printing, Privaris,
NCSU,
VarTech, Sagem Morpho/ADI, Letterkenny, LG
Electronics, Planar Systems/Clarity Visual Systems, Cypress Semiconductor,
Maple Systems, InvenSense, Jetmobile, NEC
Frit and the better
touch screen… by Gary Barrett
Tablet PC news:
Motion Computing, Xplore Technologies, C1 Solutions,
abletFactory, Einstein Technologies, Toshiba,
White Electronics. Daewoo Lucoms, FreeHand Systems,
ARINC
Navigating by touch:
News from Crutchfield, ABI Research, Navman, Lowrance, LG,
Intill, Sony, Averatec, Altina, Packard Bell, Garmin, d-media, Traffic.com,
CyberDrive, DeLorme, Pavion, Shah Capital, Netac, Topcon, Mio Technology,
Magellan, PDC, myguide, Tchibo, Prober, Karputer, Yukyung Technologies,
Takara
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Issue 6 |
June 21, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Touching thoughts from SID… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Elo TouchSystems, Sagem Morpho, UK
Haptics/Reachin Technologies, Cross Match/C-VIS, BIO-key International,
CyberTouch, Validity Sensors, noDNA, International Biometric Group, Touch
International, Artemis Solutions, Tychi Systems, Pay By Touch, Wacom,
Zytronic, Fujitsu, Cogent Systems/UPEK, Identix/Sagem, UPEK, HoloTouch,
SensAble Technologies GestureTek, Immersion/eDimensional, Mi-Co/IBM,
CIC/IntegraSys, Autodesk/Google, Numonics, PhatWare, Vision Objects,
AuthenTec, Virtual Ink, PolyVision, Accenture, Lenovo/AuthenTec, U-Touch,
CyberWalk, Bekaert, Blue Man Group, Finger Drums, Immersion, NAVIsis,
Samsung, Nara Institute of Science and Technology, SMART Technologies,
GestureTek/Insight Media, University of Nebraska
Highlights from the SID show
floor: Geoff Walker takes a tour of
the exhibition and interviews 20+ companies: 3M Touch, Elo TouchSystems, A D
Metro, Bergquist, Chi Lin Technology/Next Window, DigiTech Systems, eGalax,
Fujitsu, Gunze, Hampshire, Horizon Technology/General Touch, Immersion,
IRTouch Systems, Northpoint Technologies, Plastic Logic, SMART Technologies,
SMK Electronics, Touch International,
TouchKO/White Electronic Designs, Wacom, Zytronic
Tablet PC news:
News from Motion Computing, USAFA, Panasonic, Samsung, Electrovaya, Fujitsu,
28 Pepper Computer/Hanbit Electronics, Microsoft, General Micro Systems,
Sony, Active Ink,
MoBits, Handango, WEDC
Technology Showcase:
Phillip Hill takes a look at the latest developments in interactive tabletop
technology at Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) in Cambridge,
Massachusetts
Navigating by touch:
In the second of a new regular section, Mark Fihn covers the news
on the emerging navigation market which could be the catalyst to make touch
screen technologies take off. News from Fujitsu-Siemens, Polaroid,
FusionSoft, Vitas, Parvus, Philips, Inkel, Plena, Kenwood, XROAD, RAmos,
Wixzer, Clarion
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Issue 5 |
May 3, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Into the pixel… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Silicon Imaging, Reach Technology, Zytronic, UK
Haptics/Reachin Technologies, Sequoia Voting Systems/Jaco Electronics,
Novint Technologies, Eleksen/Bora Communications, Cypress Semiconductor/LG,
MacDermid Autotype, Vision Objects/Pentel,
Cortexa Technology, TouchPoints Survey,
NIST, Synaptics/Samsung, UPEK/MXI, Sagem,
Mi-Co, 3M Touch Systems, InPlay Technologies,
Hampshire, RTI, Horizon Technology,
Hypercom, PolyVision, CIC/Adobe, Gunze USA, Toronto researchers, Pelham
Sloane, Precise Biometrics, Nanika,
FreeHand Systems, UPEK, Keytec,
TIO Networks/Tranax, Next Window, Liyitec,
AuthenTec, Elo TouchSystems, TouchPoll, A4Vision, Adhesives Research,
BioMETRX, Apple, HP, BIO-key,
Novotable
Tablet PC news:
Information from Placeforitall, Toshiba, ASUSTeK, Wacom, Data Evolution,
Eleksen, Flybook, Fujitsu, Motion
Computing, Gateway, iRex
Navigating by touch:
News from: CEA, Samsung Electronics, TomTom, Cobra, Medion, Takara, E-Ten,
Novogo, Evesham, Sony, Magellan, Alpine, Sorell, Torq
UMPC Update: What’s
happened since the March 9th Launch? by Geoff Walker
A detailed review and commentary of the
activities related to the new UMPC platform and its implications relating to
touch screen technologies
Low-cost capacitive touchscreens
drive new innovations in appliance design
by Chris Ard
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Issue 4 |
March 13, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Touch in a touchless world… by Mark Fihn
Touch Panel news from
around the world: Samsung, UPEK, Art Lebedev, Hewlett Packard
Labs, Logitech, Radica Games/Sega Toys, 3M Touch Systems/Immersion,
Zuum, Tangent, Virtual Ink, Plastic Logic, CIC/CSC, SMART Technologies,
PolyVision, PhatWare, Gorenje/Quantum,
Fujitsu, UPEK/Freescale Semiconductor, Apple, Trilogy Touch Technology/Tech
Data, QSI, TouchKO/ White Electronic
Designs. International Biometric Group,
Yanko Design Group, Pentax,
Immersion/SMK, New York University, HP, Eleksen, Immersion/Electro Source,
CIC/Hypercom, Media Information Science Laboratories, Medion/Authentec, Elo,
Sharp, Atrua/Varatouch Technologies, Microsoft,
Moobella, Nintendo
Technology Showcase:
Buffalo University fingerprint recognition
Interview with Hash
Pakbaz of Cambrios
Tablet PC news:
Information from Placeforitall, TabletKiosk, Sahara Computers, Panasonic,
Acer, Sharp, Willcom, Microsoft, Intel, ASUSTeK, Founder, Samsung,
TabletKiosk, and PBJ
Touching Origami:
Microsoft’s UMPC Platform: Geoff Walker provides a wealth
of insights about Microsoft’s new UMPC devices, particularly in relation to
touch capabilities.
Origami:
Paper art form from Japan; versatile PC project codename…
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Issue 3 |
February 6, 2006 |
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Letter from the
publisher: On “Proprioception”… by Mark Fihn
Touch panel news from around the
world: Geo Dec, Pay By Touch/BioPay,
Wacom Technology, Viisage Technology/Identix, UPEK/Itronix, Hand Held
Products/RMS-Touch, Quantum, Philips,
Immersion Corporation, Maple Systems, Gesture
Tek, CIC, EPOS, AuthenTec, SMART Technologies, Virtual Ink, Cortexa
Technology, CIC/Valyd, Ethertouch, Fujitsu, Vision Objects, Tychi Systems,
PhatWare, PLUS Vision, Gunze, Eleksen, Plexera, Insight Media/Commodore,
PortalPlayer, MERL
Tablet PC news:
Apple, Microsoft, Sony, E Ink, iRex, Jinke, SpeedGear, Xplore, Pepper
Computer, Samsung, Ace Asia, Jaco Electronics/Sequoia Voting Systems,
Toshiba, Asus, OQO, Ford/Stargate Mobile, e-Stand
Is the Tablet PC ready
to penetrate the consumer market? by Geoff Walker
Interview with Ted Cox of
TouchKO
Technology Showcase
+ USC Viterbi:
New haptics system helps stroke patients to regain functions
+ Holotouch
suspends large images in the air for easy keyboarding
The “Sight of Touch”:
Mark Fihn takes a look at how
touch technologies are being applied to the arts
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Issue 2 |
December 29, 2005 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Extent of the coverage of the Touch Panel
newsletter by Mark Fihn
Touch panel news from around the
world: Immersion/Volkswagen, Elo
TouchSystems, Troll Touch, Medion/AuthenTec, SenseGraphics, HAI, Mi-Co,
Identix, GestureTek, ASSIST, PhatWare, SMART Technologies, EPOS, Active Ink,
Hitachi, Lenovo, Immersion, Lucidiom, University of Tokyo, Next Window,
LG/Cypress, Elo Touchsystems
Tablet PC news:
News from iRex Technologies, Acer, Nokia, Lenovo, DualCor Technologies,
Gotive, FreeHand Systems, and SCEL
Interview with Steve
Sedaker of Wacom
iSuppli Flat
Information Display Conference: Presentations from Samsung,
Toshiba and Plastic Logic
Novel Christmas “touches”
Technology Showcase:
Clarkson University engineer outwits high-tech
fingerprint fraud
Last word: The
future of the Tablet PC: Geoff Walker takes a look
at Microsoft’s philosophy and long-term strategy
Display Industry Calendar
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Issue 1 |
November 27, 2005 |
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Letter from the
publisher: Introducing the Touch Panel by Mark
Fihn
Touch panel news from around the
world:
TMD, Synaptics/Medion, NEC Display Solutions
UPEK, 3M/NEC, HoloTouch, Interlink Electronics, Elo TouchSystems, FogScreen,
Methode Electronics/Immersion, TouchSense, AuthenTec, Logitech, Tangent,
Ethertouch, HitachiSoft, Immersion/I-play, PolyVision, Promethean/Riverdeep,
SMART Technologies, 3M Touch Systems/Immersion, Hitachi/EverNote,
GestureTek, Horizon/General Touch, Synaptics/Packard Bell, LaCie/UPEK,
Wacom, Zytronic, and Quantum
Why Tablet PCs have not
taken off: by Mark Fihn
Tablet PC news:
IBM/Lenovo, FinePoint Innovations/InPlay
Technologies, Mercury Computer Systems, Gateway, Pepper Computer, Dialogue
Technology, Connoisseur Electronics, Handango, Fujitsu, TabletKiosk,
Toshiba, Acer
Interview with John Stetson of
Gunze USA
SID: Americas Display
Engineering and Applications Conference (ADEAC 2005):
+ Smart Technologies:
From small size to wall size
+ Fujitsu: Selecting
resistive touch panels to match the LCD and user application
+ 3M Touch Systems:
Integrating touch screens and optical films
+ Microsoft: PlayAnywhere
- a compact vision-based tabletop display
Technology Showcase:
Tokyo University produces Khronos Projector for
movie manipulation
Palm rejection on resistive
touchscreens: Geoff Walker
explains one of the big “gotchas” associated with resistive touchscreens
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