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My wife and I spent our first night walking around the super-sized suburban grocery store at the end of our block like creatures from a different planet. The market contained wide aisles that you would never find in Manhattan as well as an eclectic cross-section of foods that reflect our polyglot Park Slope neighborhood, from Caribbean to Kosher. And you could check out with the simple swipe of a debit card. Today that same checkout terminal has four different forms of input: in addition to the "swipe" there is a stylus, touchscreen, and keypad, each of which must be used in sequence to buy a quart of milk.
They have recently added self-service checkout stations and parking meters that bristle with an even richer set of input mechanisms, from bar code readers to pressure sensors. Our world is get instrumented, augmented, and enhanced at a stunning rate. Wall of Touchscreens Makes Fleet Commander a Hutt-Size Star Wars Game | GameLife. I told you never to call me on this wall! University of Illinois at Chicago grad student Arthur Nishimoto (L) and fellow students play Nishimoto's Fleet Commander, a massive multitouch strategy game based on Star Wars.Image: L. Renambot/Electronics Visualization Laboratory There have been some big Star Wars videogames, but none as big as Fleet Commander. Arthur Nishimoto, a graduate student in the University of Illinois at Chicago’s Electronic Visualization Laboratory, has developed his real-time strategy game to be played on a wall-size LCD screen.
“The purpose of [Fleet Commander] was to explore how a complicated application like a real-time strategy game … could be played in a large, multitouch environment,” said Nishimoto in an e-mail to Wired.com. Because of the screen’s sheer size, any number of players can jump in and start moving ships around, Nishimoto said, limited only by how many people can cram themselves around the 20-foot-wide display. Civilian Casualties in Afghanistan, 2009 - 2010. Seeper: architectural projection mapping. Globe Genie - Joe McMichael. Augmented Reality (fashion) The Wilderness Downtown. “Manual Deskterity” (Microsoft ) Augmented Reality.