We’ve been mighty busy around here with the Open Exhibits initial software release and site relaunch just around the corner (coming November 15), but we have found time for other important and related…
>>Reposted from Open Exhibits blog. Last month, we announced that we received funding from the National Science Foundation for Open Exhibits. Today we’re happy to announce that, on November…
We’re very happy to announce that a major update to the GestureWorks framework for Flash and Flex will be available on December 9th on the GestureWorks website. As a thank you…
Just last week Adobe released Air for the Android Platform, allowing Flash applications to run on Android devices (version 2.2 is required). We’ve been checking out the pre-release, but now that it is official, we…
We’ve just posted an Interactive Design and Project Coordinator position on Craigslist. From the Job posting… “We seek a full-time, on-site designer and project coordinator work with our creative team including our Director and…
Later this month, I will presenting a day-long workshop at the Museum Computer Network (MCN) annual conference in Austin, Texas. Make It Multitouch will explore technology and design issues concerning multitouch development…
>>Reposted from Open Exhibits Blog It’s official! Ideum has been awarded a major ($1.78M) National Science Foundation grant for a three-year exhibit software initiative entitled Open Exhibits. The project…
We are happy to announce that we are now partners with HP. This new partnership allows Ideum to provide better integrated hardware solutions. We now offer our popular TouchStand kiosk enclosure complete with a HP TouchSmart 9100 Business PC. Both the stand and the computer come with a three-year warranty. Over the last year we’ve sold hundreds of TouchStands and they have been used in museums, stores and other busy public environments around the world. Later this year we will be integrating HP…
Back in June, we announced the release of a free multitouch application that combined NOAA oil spill data, visitor contributed Flickr photos, and Google Maps. (You can see that blog post and video, …
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