Creating Spaces @ Borgloon PART II

Posted by sandy on Wednesday April 25th 2012 at 14:03

Friday May 4, a new part of Z-OUT is opening at the Monastery of Colen in Borgloon. There will be a festive inauguration of the new artworks of Aeneas Wilder and Wesley Meuris. Also, our new and improved version of the multi-touch system will be launched. You can explore our large 55 inch multi-touch table and try our system on a tablet!

Interesting idea: a portable multi-touch

Posted by sandy on Thursday August 11th 2011 at 13:07

A project of Kitchen Budapest:

“The Portable Multi Touch is the easily transportable version of touch sensitive surface, where one can interact with the projected media with one’s fingers, hands, as well as more people at a time.
Our goal was to develop a multitouch that we can fold into a minimal size that is easy enough to be portable. We programmed a set of simple applications, where one can paint with hands, navigate a mind-map collaboratively, for example. We built this interface so we can learn and develop interesting and new kinds of contents for such interfaces, which are becoming more and more popular nowadays.”

Link to the project page at kitchen budapest

pit Z-OUT/ pictures by Z33

Posted by sandy on Friday June 17th 2011 at 12:29

Z33 published its pictures of the kick-off of pit today.

photo’s: Kristof Vrancken

pit

Posted by sandy on Wednesday June 8th 2011 at 09:01

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As announced in the previous post, our first prototype was revealed this weekend at ‘pit’. A (short) picture report can be found on our flickr.

Creating Spaces @ PIT

Posted by sandy on Friday May 27th 2011 at 09:17

The first prototype of our new multi-touchsystem will be shown at the opening of ‘PIT’, June 5th, which is the first exhibition of Z-OUT in Borgloon. This event will take place at the Stroopfabriek where a large 42 inch LCD multi-touchtable is placed to experiment with. This table will only be present at the opening but, during the exhibition, there will be a 23 inch multi-touchscreen for quick consulting at the touristoffice and  the ‘old’ multi-touchtable will be present in the library of Borgloon for more in-depth exploring.

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