The four young Catalans behind the experimental technology design group Multi-Touch came across at OFFF as the boy-band of media arts. In a darkened hangar before an audience of hundreds, the team presented the work they had achieved since they had come together just over a year ago – and explained how their view of human interaction design evolved over that time. While at a glance their work may look quite primitive compared to the hyper-graphic power of the Microsoft Surface sitting outside the room they talked in, their understanding of the importance of human to human interaction made the [...]
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