jetlib.sec » Hack a Day » Defying gravity for new user interfaces

Feeds

268040 items (9 unread) in 27 feeds

• 0day.today (was: 1337day, Inj3ct0r, 1337db)
• OSVDB Vulnerabilities
• Exploit-DB
• SecurityFocus Vulnerabilities
• Bugtraq
• Full Disclosure
• XSSed
• Packet Storm Security Headlines (9 unread)
• Packet Storm Security Advisories
• Packet Storm Security Exploits
• Packet Storm Security Recent Files
• Packet Storm Security Tools
• Packet Storm Security Misc. Files
• Sophos security news
• Sophos product advisories
• Penetration Testing
• SecuriTeam
• BackTrack Linux Forums
• Threatpost
• SecDocs
• carnal0wnage.attackresearch.com
• Carnal0wnage
• Kernel Fun
• Darknet
• The Exploitant
• Hack a Day
• Wirevolution

Hack a Day

• May 11, 2012
• 

  Defying gravity for new user interfaces

  Posted: May 11th, 2012, 2:01pm PDT by Brian Benchoff

  Tags:  gravity zeron defying lee defying-gravity permanent-magnet 3d-objects Hardware  

  [Jinha Lee] at the MIT Media Lab created a new interface allowing new ways to modify and play with 3D objects. It’s called ZeroN, and it’s nothing short of a futuristic device straight out of Star Trek. ZeroN is simply a platform for levitating a small spherical permanent magnet in 3D space. It does this by [...]