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Space Invaders Basic Demo

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Guten Touch Installation for the Red Bull Music Academy
Concept, Design and Coding by Multitouch Barcelona

Natural Paint

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Guten Touch Installation for the Red Bull Music Academy
Concept, Design and Coding by Multitouch Barcelona
Audio: A slow waltz by Lullatone


Natural paint is a multitouch canvas where things just happen as expected. A free-interface environment where fingers and brushes do their job and erasing it's just as simple as wiping the screen with a sponge or your own body.

Natural Paint will be extended in the future with some new features.

Guten Touch, Space Invaders!!

  
Multitouch Space Invaders searches a new way to interact besides the classical multitouch applications that we're familiarized to.

We wanted to change the vision of typical finger based application to another concept that increases the collaboration with other users. Using balls as inputs versus fingers, the players could play in a totally collaborative environment.




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Photography by Red Bull Music Academy Team, 1st Term

Multitouch Barcelona will FAIL GRACEFULLY!

size matters, pixels weight, so...


THANK YOU, HÉCTOR

Speaking at SHIFT Lisbon '08

Multitouch Barcelona team is proud to anounce an invitation to speak at SHIFT '08.
We'd like to thank Pedro Sousa and SHIFT Team for their interest and support.



SHIFT has always been about emerging technologies, whether they’re the latest internet trend or the latest social or engineering development.

This year's edition is devoted to Transient Technologies, in the sense that technology is breaking up with it's digital boundaries and it's becoming a vital part of a lot of the things we do and interact with in our daily lives.

This year's edition will try to cover the role and impact of technology in such different fields as: Education, History, Genetics, Economics, Acessibility, Transportation, Mobile Technologies, User Experience, Energy and Architecture, Art and Open Technologies.

via shift.pt