#ivan poupyrev

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Google’s Ivan Poupyrev shows off Jacquard, which connects his Levi’s jacket to the cloud

Google’s Ivan Poupyrev shows off Jacquard, which connects his Levi’s jacket to the cloud

Ivan Poupyrev, the technical projects guide at Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects division, just gave a ted talk that was simultaneously a presentation and a demo of brand-new technology.

Poupyrev was showing off Jacquard, an appliance that allowed him to use the sleeve of his jacket as a controller for his presentation slides. Google has talked about this work before, and there’s even a…

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Google встроила радар в умные часы для управления жестами

В мир приходят довольно интересные идеи относительно управления гаджетами на расстоянии. На этой неделе корреспонденту The Verge удалось побывать в экспериментальной лаборатории Google и попробовать как работают часы на Android Wear (прототип) со встроенным радаром, который может считывать что происходит перед ними.

http://player.ooyala.com/iframe.js#ec=JvanlrMzE6WIzlz0_pDUL-4E8JUPqU0m&pbid=dcc84…

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[youngtribune]

Google'S Project Jacquard!

Google’S Project Jacquard!

Venture Jacquard is the most recent gambit from Ivan Poupyrev, the incredible cooperation fashioner who Google, by method for Motorola, poached from Disney Research in 2013. Composed inside of Google’s Advanced Technology and Projects (ATAP, which Google depicted in front of an audience at I/O a week ago as their “little, crude gathering of privateers taking a shot at devilish cool crap”),…

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[nxttech]

Google I/O: Project Soli’s radar-based gesture control, could redefine wearable interfaces

Google I/O: Project Soli’s radar-based gesture control, could redefine wearable interfaces

Google I/O 2015 developer conference started on May 28 with announcements of updates to the Android operating system, new Google Photos app, updates to Google Maps and Google Now and more. While we still feel that the announcements weren’t really mind-blowing and were left wanting for more, the Advanced Technology And Projects (ATAP) session on May 29 has surely managed to impress. Google’s ATAP…

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[makewithmoto]

Welcoming Ivan Poupyrev

Today we welcome Ivan Poupyrev to the ATAP team. Ivan is number 14 on Fast Company’s 2013 list of most creative people. That’s right between Ken Lerner and Ai Weiwie. Not bad company. In the early 90s at Sony Ivan invented the first tactile feedback touchscreens. At Disney he invented novel sensing technology called Touche, which created the ability to make any object interactive. Including living plants. And recently, Fast Company dubbed Ivan as as one of the world’s greatest interaction designers. Needless to say, we’re excited to see what we’ll make together. Check out more of Ivan’s R&D portfolio at http://ivanpoupyrev.com.

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Ivan Poupyrev lecture after 02 Brief presentation.

[kaanayce]

Future Is Now: Capacitive Fingerprinting

By always brilliant Ivan Poupyrev

[ziggytek]

Touché, a sensing technology, is currently under development at the Disney Research Pittsburgh by Ivan Poupyrev in collaboration with Munehiko Sato (University of Tokyo) and Chris Harrison (HCII, Carnegie Mellon University). More » via ziggytek.com