Touch Vision Interface [openFrameworks, Arduino, Android]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Android Arduino Members openFrameworks People Posted on:

Created by Teehan+Lax Labs, Touch Vision Interface is a combination of software and hardware to allow realtime manipulation of content on a remote device via touch interface on a mobile device. Instead of purely using mobile device screen as an input, the user views the remote content and applies the content simultaneously, better know but not necessarily a form of AR.

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