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Queens University creates bendable scroll-like tablet
The Human Media Lab's MagicScroll prototype acts as a cell-phone and has rotary wheels for scrolling when rolled up.Read more → -
Queens researchers unveil true holographic videoconferencing system
Queen’s University researchers have perfected a system that enables two people, in different locations, to appear life-sized and in 3D. The holographic videoconferencing system, dubbed TeleHuman 2, allows people to meet virtually, as if they were in the same room.…Read more → -
Queens researchers unveil true holographic videoconferencing system
TeleHuman 2 enables two people in different locations to appear in life-size 3D before one another.Read more → -
Holographic, flexible smartphone, HoloFlex, renders 3D images in the palm of your hand
Queen's University lab's 3D display smartphone lets users interact with interface by bending the device.Read more → -
Canadian researchers develop first interactive bending smartphone
The smartphone features accurate physical simulation of interacting with virtual data.Read more → -
Queen’s Human Media Lab unveils shape-changing smartphone
MorePhone’s flexible electronics and shape memory alloys give users visual cues to incoming messages.Read more → -
Queen’s U developed coating to banish smudgy touchscreens
Queen’s university researcher’s fingerprint-resistant coating receives OCE funding.Read more → -
Queen’s U researchers develop paper-thin tablet computer
Intel, Plastic Logic and Queen’s Human Media Lab’s PaperTab debuts a flexible, paper-thin touch-screen computer.Read more → -
Queen’s researchers boost power of solar PVT systems
Amorphous silicon increases electric, heat generation at lower manufacturing cost.Read more → -
Queen’s researchers create life-sized 3D hologram for videoconferencing
Forget Skype: TeleHuman pod displays remote user in 360 degree, real-time 3D view.Read more →
