07 May 2008 10:23 AM
Tags: nicta, techfest, research, face recognition, wireless, network, water, innovation
The team has built an application which can be used as a whiteboard. Different members of a team can draw concepts on a white background by touch. As well as a drawing function, there is also a function for speaking about the diagram. As someone shows connections between objects, a temporary line appears illustrating the body language for those who are looking on from a remote connection. In this image, McEwan is circling an object to emphasise it.
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