Pathway #4: Enriching UX with 3D & visual depth
Category- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #4: Enriching UX with 3D & visual depth
- Pathway #8: Enabling new forms of creativity
- Pathway #9: Audible dimension
Welcoming Immersion as a MEX Pathway sponsor
Immersion is one of the longest-standing sponsors at MEX, first participating in 2007 and returning every year since to support the ME..
Glassless 3D on the iPhone
The Engineering Human Computer Interaction (EHCI) group at the Grenoble Informatics Laboratory (LIG) in France has developed a system ..
The reality of glassless 3D
LG’s 3D device was the most frequently cited answer to that obligatory Mobile World Congress question: “Have you seen anything interes..
3D technology arrives, experiences remain elusive
LG’s new Android device with a glassless 3D display and stereoscopic 3D camera is the most obvious and tangible sign of technological adva..
- Opinions, ideas and new thinking
- Pathway #2: Multi-screens from a single device
- Pathway #4: Enriching UX with 3D & visual depth
Nokia Beta Labs trials new ‘Bubbles’ UI concept
The application displays missed calls, new messages and a range of other functions as bubbles floating on the unlock screen. To jump ..
3D, fashion and the flat screen paradox
One of the insights already resulting from the MEX community’s work on Pathway #4 (‘Identify ways 3D can enrich the user experience with v..
Projection + augmented reality opportunities in fashion
Fubiz just featured this fun short, in which a group of girls virtually “try on” dresses found on Google Images by projecting them onto ea..
360 degree filming – an opportunity for an immersive 3D experience
On Tuesday at MEX’s winter 2010 event there was some animated discussion about the role of 3D in mobile UX. Some participants believed th..