Augmented Reality - A do it yourself Demo

Are we in control of our own decisions?

3 ways the brain creates meaning

elearning – History and Future
What is eLearning, Why eLearning is not so effective, new tools and technologies and measurement criteria View more presentations from manish.vashist. Presentation Transcript Elearning has not changed elearning or “electronic learning” is very broadly classified as a learning imparted using some electronic med

Search vs. Browse Interactions
Searching and browsing are completely different styles of interaction. Search-based interfaces (like Google, Quicksilver, or the awesome bar), are very fast, they rely heavily on keyboard interaction, and they require you to know for the most part what it is that you are looking for. By contrast, browse-based interfaces (like Yahoo’s Directory, DMOZ, or Firefox’s Bookmarks Sidebar) are slow, rely heavily on mouse interaction , and are most effective when you only have a general idea what it is that you are lo

Language Learning Game Concept
View more presentations from manish.vashist. This is a concept for a language learning game. Idea is to use voice and video for an immersible experience. Goal for the gamer is to teach meet and greet skills that are very basic for conversation in some other culture.

Optical illusions show how we see
Beau Lotto’s  color games puzzle your vision, but they also spotlight what you can’t normally see: how your brain works . This fun, first-hand look at your own versatile sense of sight reveals how evolution tints your perception of what’s really out there. In my business I have studied a lot of that stuff, however I still love to see the illusions  created by context, and how fun it is to experience first hand with simple exercises. I was under the impression, prior to this talk, that

Biometrics
Identifying individuals based on their physical and behavioural characteristic at encompass finger print recognition, face recognition, iris scans etc. Physiological Face Fingerprint