Anirudh Sharma

Post midterm tasks We were working on mouse_event Function (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms646260(VS.85).aspx) for the possible events that MultitouchSU DLL can inject into the SketchUp windows simply by specifying {LBUTTON UP|DOWN} {MBUTTON UP…

TUIO messages received in SketchUp’s debug console via EventRelay The TUIO messages are being received by the Debug window within Sketchup when we run the TUIO simulator, see screenshot The Gestures still to be implemented.

Let’s begin with what all I tried at my end that didn’t work. 1.

Finally I am dumping the SkSockets approach with our plugin.

Got back from home after 5 days, it was probably a long gap, resumed the GSoC work now.

What would be the best between: pyGE Touch like implementation under SketchUp, doable if SketchUp can support WIN32COM interfacing http://code.google.com/p/pymt/source/browse/examples/kaswy/PyGE_touch.py Going with Aberrant’s TUIO Client within SketchUp,…

Simultaneously I had a word with patali, regarding pyGE if something similar will work with Google SketchUp.

For the past 4 days I was working with my GSoC project and so far I’ve been able to do the following except my to successfully let Google SketchUp talk to TUIO.

Code Repository setup at Google Code Recently I tried out Colin Harris’s Ruby TUIO client, it took me a little longer time (more than expected) to figure out if its working since I was using Adobe Air based SimTouch.air and socketserver executable to do my

After falcon4ever and tito’s hint I was keeping my fingers crossed.

Proposed an Idea for Google Summer of Code to port Google SketchUp to Multitouch.

Demonstrating the multitouch table at BITS Pilani Apogee 2009 Audience trying the multitouch surface at the showcase The multitouch table setup at the Apogee event venue We showcased how multitouch technology is going to change the way we interact with ma…

NUIGroup community timeline for Google Summer of Code 2010 This is second iteration of the Google Summer of Code 2010 Timeline contributed to Google by the NUIGroup community :-)

yoo !

Well now I am learning actionscript from Scratch and planning to do some Multitouch apps using it.

We got our table running at Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur’s annual technical festival- Techkriti, one of the largest ones in India and voila!

Our new website is now hosted at www.sparsh-i.com.

Sparsh is a touch sensitive desktop for everyone which allows us to stay in touch with our touches on a simple desktop.

Assembled wooden frame for the multitouch table With the help and suggestions of local carpenters we’re now done with the woodwork of our table, a couple of modifications are yet to be done.

After modifying the Microsoft Lifecam VX-1000 we were ready for our first test, if we were getting the blobs or not.

After much haggling and bargaining we got our 6 mm thick plexi-glass sheet, after manual polishing and shining the task at hand was to fit in the LED’s inside so as to facilitate the FTIR ( Frustrated Total Internal Reflection), the principle behind the p…

Final CAD rendering of the multitouch table with acrylic surface

CAD design showing adjustable projector rails and shoe-strip mount The problem we faced: We experimented with a variety of Projectors from the college’s computer lab, we found Mitsubishi XD490u fitting best to our 16:9 needs and the setup alignment.

It all started in way back in the humid month of August, 2008, when we planned to build a multitouch table prototype on our own.