Explore posts from 2014 below.
December 2014 centered on migrating the Visual Touchscreens codebase from Intel's Perceptual Computing SDK to the new RealSense 2014 platform—a technically necessary but time-consuming transition.
November 2014 focused on exploring manufacturing partnerships and investigating commercialization grant programs while continuing hardware sourcing research.
October 2014 brought exploration of alternative funding approaches through crowdfunding platforms while establishing social media presence and investigating 3D hand visualization technologies.
September 2014 was dominated by intensive participation in the Curtin Ignition startup accelerator program while continuing hardware experimentation with angled sensor configurations.
August 2014 focused on evaluating new sensor options while engaging with the technical community through meetings and competition entries.
July 2014 marked a strategic expansion of the Visual Touchscreens concept beyond tablets and displays. The month involved exploration of TV room applications, engagement with startup accelerator...