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Classroom Control Through the Kinect

In this previous post I mentioned that we at TEL in Durham had been running some studies using the Kinect with SynergyNet. Though data analysis is still being carried out on the results I’ve decided to provide some details on the system, its working and its capabilities, in addition to some of the initial findings.

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September 1, 2013December 31, 2019 JAMcNaughton

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SynergyNet’s updated support for TUIO and Windows 7

All current versions of SynergyNet, TEL ‘s multi-touch framework for classrooms, have support for TUIO. However, anyone who has tried to use the software may have noticed that its TUIO support can be flakey at times. This has been amended in a recent update to SynergyNet 2.5 and 3.

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February 23, 2012December 31, 2019 JAMcNaughton

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SynergyNet 3

This year we (the TEL research group at Durham University) have been working on developing a more stable version of SynergyNet , our multi-touch software framework. Named SynergyNet 3, this framework is much better than previous versions, both in terms of performance and stability.

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December 17, 2011December 31, 2019 JAMcNaughton

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SynergyNet for Early Years Students

SynergyNet for Early Years is a project built using SynergyNet 3 , a multi-touch framework developed as part of the SynergyNet project . The objective of this project is to adapt the SynergyNet software platform to support use by early years students.

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July 20, 2011December 31, 2019 JAMcNaughton

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Adapting Multi-touch Software to Utilise Different Display Shapes

Multi-touch technology is becoming more common place in both industrial and casual computing. With this rise in use developers are producing a wider range of multi-touch interfaces, each with different elements in their design. One element that most have in common is the shape of the display.

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June 7, 2011December 31, 2019 JAMcNaughton

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