All this Ubiq navigation stuff LOOKS really cool, but I know enough about haptic technologies to guess that it's a woefully inefficient means of finding one's way around an information set. When you need specific information about geography, do you start by playing with the globe on your desk, or do you reach for an atlas?
Very true, if you are searching for something quite specific, this might not be the best access route.
But, if you're just browsing, it seems like a terrific interface.
See one of this guy's other vids, "Interactive Museum"? Imagine accessing the catalog of an art museum, retail store, or library this way. Could be...INCREDIBLE.
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Date: 2008-07-06 04:32 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2008-07-06 08:03 pm (UTC)But, if you're just browsing, it seems like a terrific interface.
See one of this guy's other vids, "Interactive Museum"? Imagine accessing the catalog of an art museum, retail store, or library this way. Could be...INCREDIBLE.