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CHI 2013: Electricity zaps gamers' muscles to mimic force feedback
A research project on show at the Computer Human Interaction conference in Paris uses a small electrical current to give the sensation of force feedback while gaming.
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A research project on show at the Computer Human Interaction conference in Paris uses a small electrical current to give the sensation of force feedback while gaming.
The IllumiRoom project from Microsoft Research turns a living room into a video game with projected images that extend and complement the main television screen.
Instead of using Illustrator to design a woodcut, a new project lets you draw each cut as you go for freer creativity.
The annual Computer Human Interaction (CHI) conference showcases new approaches to the way users connect with computers, phones and other electronic devices.
The Electric Taste Project adds electricity to food to change its taste.
A pair of projects from Microsoft Research called Humantenna and Soundwave present a unique method for gesture recognition
Manufacturers of touch-based devices may consider using rhythmic interactions as a new form of user input