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Working closely with Microsoft’s Envisioning Group, we developed Convene, a prototype visualization tool for exploring and understanding meeting activity across large organizations.
Via The Office for Creative Research / the Microsoft Envisioning Group
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The future of interactive storytelling using multi-touch devices
Every business has a story to tell. You can do it using slides, or you can make a stronger impression engaging an important human sense: touch. This video was created for an internal training at Microsoft. I demo a storytelling app created with the Intuiface authoring software by http://intuilab.com, together with a Microsoft Perceptive Pixel 82" multi-touch display.
Find out how technology helps ‘Annie’ director Will Gluck make movies
Find out how technology helps ‘Annie’ director Will Gluck make movies
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Microsoft helps usher in the future of retail banking with virtual tellers
Microsoft helps usher in the future of retail banking with virtual tellers
At the ongoing BAI Retail Delivery 2014 conference in Chicago, industry leaders are discussing emerging technologies shaping the future of retail banking. Microsoft is working with retail banks on their digital transformation to keep up with consumers’ changing habits and needs…
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Digital storytelling with multi-touch displays
During the past months I focused my professional efforts towards a very specific goal: exploring the art of storytelling through interactive content that people can experience on large touch displays, in particular the awesome Microsoft Perceptive Pixel.
In partnership with Microsoft Production Studios, I've been invited to ideate, design and develop a variety of applications that have been featured in several company tradeshows.
Rather than just posting some photos, I thought it'd be more fun to share a couple of virtual walk-throughs created in Photosynth using a sequence of images captured with my GoPro. Enjoy!
#wpc2014 - industry evidence booth walkthrough by tosolini on photosynth
ww communities and campus @ techready19 by tosolini on photosynth
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Microsoft gears up to mass produce large-screen touch displays
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Taking natural interaction with computers to the next level
Taking natural interaction with computers to the next level
Imagine a future when we’ll do more than touch, swipe and tap away at our interactive work stations, but will communicate with our devices increasingly through voice and gesture. In meeting rooms, massive touchscreens will let multiple people interact simultaneously, while tracking who and where we are, what we’re doing and saying, and adapting accordingly. This is the new NUI (natural user…
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On the red carpet for a pre-Oscars event
A few weeks before the big Academy Awards event, I had the privilege to be invited at the Oscars Nominees party organized by The Hollywood Reporter in Los Angeles (check out their nice video summary).
Our client Microsoft Bing sponsored an interactive kiosk on the red carpet, and celebrities were invited to cast their ballot on who was going to win this year.
Together with our designer Stephanie Smythies, we created an app that ran on a large 55" multi-touch Perceptive Pixel display. It was highly rewarding watching directors and actors such as Bruce Dern, Ethan Hawke, Richard Linklater and Julie Delpy engaging with the experience and having fun with it.
Definitely an unforgettable night for me.
