Tag Archives: HCI

Computer-Human Interaction Conference 2012

The CHI 2012 conference is in Austin, TX this year, May 5-12. I’ll be reporting from the event, posting videos, interviews, and short write-ups of interesting projects. In the meantime, watch the video teaser below.

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An Imaginary Interface

Today, Technology Review is running a story of mine about a type of interface for mobile phones in which a person gestures with her hands instead of tapping buttons or icons. The gestures, which could trace simple line drawings like … Continue reading →

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Recent Stories: Cyborgs, Solar, and Data Storage

This post is a roundup of the stories I’ve written over the past few weeks. Without doing it consciously, I’ve totally carved out a cyborg beat. The most recent story is about a neural implant that is wirelessly controlled and … Continue reading →

Posted in science, technology, writing | Tagged data storage, HCI, Intel, memory, Microsoft, neural implants, NIST, photonics, plasmons, quantum computing, RICE, sensors, solar cells, Technology Review, The Economist, University of Washington, wireless, writing | Comments Off