Here is a short video of the work I was doing at TED2008 with Tom Wujec, Kevin Richards, and John Schmeir of Autodesk and Phil Davidson of Perceptive Pixel. It was a tour-de-force of documentation, where we graphically illustrated all 50+ speakers on the topic of The Big Questions. The illustrations were created by Kevin and myself on Wacom tablets, and then accessed from our hard drives by the Perceptive Pixel-Multitouch wall shown in two posts ago. I made this video from photos and videos I took at the event. Tom Wujec is now making an on-line book of all our drawings that will be available at www.autodesk.com. If you want to start seeing some of the talks live, click here.
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David,
This is so amazing, for a couple of reasons. First, I really like how you put the presentation together and used the hipcast technology. The work you did at TED is very exciting, I really look forward to seeing it in detail.
The wall you worked on almost takes my breath away when I think about the implications of what this technology can do for visual facilitation. I can hardly wait for this to be widely available. It just takes away so many of the current challenges on the technical side.
Posted by: Christine Martell | March 06, 2008 at 12:02 PM
Hello David,
Thankl you so much for sharing this. It is a brilliant format with which you tell your experience. As soon as I get some kind of DK blog up and running, I will get it there.
I was very much looking forward to see your work, when I heard you were going. And it is brilliant. The technology is speeding up - lets get everybody on board with those listening, synthesizing and visualising skills. Greetings, Ole
Posted by: Ole Qvist-Sørensen | March 14, 2008 at 01:14 PM
Freakin' unfathomable! Thanks for pushing the envelope again and again!
Posted by: Peter Durand | September 19, 2008 at 09:51 PM
Hello david..
I am indonesian, and i just wanna say.. Awesome.
Posted by: Sanni | October 06, 2008 at 04:05 AM