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Back in December,
I talked to Dan Rosenfeld about the capacitive version of the Mouse 2.0 project (we also went by the Fab Lab where mice are born).
Hrvoje Benko is a researcher in the Adaptive Systems and Interaction group at
Microsoft Research and is also working on the project. I recently stopped by
Benko's office to get more info and a detailed look at how some of the optical versions of Mouse 2.0 may work.
In this video, Benko walks us through a deconstruction of the Orb mouse prototype and the FTIR (Frustrated Total Internal Reflection) mouse prototype.
In this video, Benko walks us through a deconstruction of the Orb mouse prototype and the FTIR (Frustrated Total Internal Reflection) mouse prototype.
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The Discussion
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Toni88 Very cool mouse.....
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USArcher This research is interesting and I'm curious what lessons were learned. I imagine this research delved into new UI concepts. For example, the Orb mouse may feel very much at home if contextual menus were circular instead of up/down. Up/down menus require either a finger swipe (mouse 2.0) or wrist movement (mouse 1.0). Carefully crafted circular menus might only require a tap by the corresponding finger. Whether that would be advantageous or notm who knows.
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LarryLarsen That's what I was getting at with my question at 4:57. It seemed with these two mouses the focus was on hardware and function more than use planning.
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aL_ that's awsome
so is the name "fab lab" by the way, just... super..
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athman am guessing that they are also other team is
working on extending .net framework
to adapt with this new clicks and new gestures and so on
thats true ,right?