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ideo-multitouch - Multitouch Package for Flash & Processing
Multitouch Package for Flash & Processing by labs.ideo.com Created to enable designers to explore multitouch interactions quickly and easily, this package includes all requisite software to build a lightweight multitouch system. This package is comprised of two parts: Multitouch Client – A multitouch API for Flash including support for extensible touch actions, arbitrarily sized displays, and a limitless number of active fingers. Software simulated touch events are also supported to allow for software to be tested and developed on computers lacking multitouch hardware.software → touché
Nov 1, 2008 Version 1.0b3 MacOS 10.5.3 and later Download Version History Visit Google Code Page Watch Videos Touché is a free, open-source tracking environment for optical multitouch tables. It has been written for MacOS X Leopard and uses many of its core technologies, such as QuickTime, Core Animation, Core Image and the Accelerate framework, but also high-quality open-source libraries such as libdc1394 and OpenCV, in order to achieve good tracking performance.TUIO Smoke is a multitouch demo using SDL and OpenGL for portability, based on the smoke demo originally supplied with touchlib. This version of Smoke supports TUIO/OSC input for use with trackers such as Community Core Vision (CCV) and reacTIVision This version contains many significant enhancements over the original: no longer tracker-dependent, any tracker which can export OSC touch data can drive this application threading of the fluid evolution procedures - much faster! motion interpolation between touch updates - no more stuttering! so smooth! keyboard interaction, frame-rate display, and command-line options for flexibility
TUIO / OSC Smoke Demo - Aperçu - edencomputing.com - projects
MPX: Multi-pointer X « [WCL] Wearable Computer Lab, University of South Australia
Touchlib - Home
It's that simple to set up your own surface computing platform based on Flash. It's quite easy to create small applications based on this design, and most of the applications that you find online are based on this architecture. At Synlab at Georgia Tech, we have two large (55-inch diagonally) reacTIVision setups where many student enthusiasts create interactive surface applications on different platforms. Having a diverse pool of designers and programmers working at our lab, we have seen certain UI and programming design guidelines evolve over the last year that may be useful for everyone.

