Mar 7, 2006 5:28 PM

Jeff Han

Jeff Han, of NYU’s computer science dept and formerly of CUSeeMe, demonstrates a multi-touch sensitive display that lets him manipulate virtual objects with all ten fingers, for instance dragging, dropping, and resizing photos and videos. Very Minority Report!

Jeff Han, of NYU's computer science dept and formerly of CUSeeMe, demonstrates a multi-touch sensitive display that lets him manipulate virtual objects with all ten fingers, for instance dragging, dropping, and resizing photos and videos. Very Minority Report!

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