A sneak peak at radical future user interfaces for phones, computers, and VR

Oct 25, 2017

A sneak peak at radical future user interfaces for phones, computers, and VR

Posted by Sean Brazell in categories: computing, mobile phones, virtual reality, wearables

Neat!

Grabity: a wearable haptic interface for simulating weight and grasping in VR (credit: UIST 2017)

Drawing in air, touchless control of virtual objects, and a modular mobile phone with snap-in sections (for lending to friends, family members, or even strangers) are among the innovative user-interface concepts to be introduced at the 30th ACM User Interface Software and Technology Symposium (UIST 2017) on October 22–25 in Quebec City, Canada.

Here are three concepts to be presented, developed by researchers at Dartmouth College’s human computer interface lab.

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