http://www.ergodex.com/products/ ... a twist on the AudioPad, ...It's an intriguing concept, but Ergodex has plans beyond customizable keyboards. Imagine, for example, placing analog sliders or knobs anywhere on a planar surface. Think of Ergodex as a kind of LEGO building block system for input devices. In addition to developing their own products, Ergodex is looking for OEM partners. The DX1's estimated price is roughly $149, which includes the pad, 25 customizable keys, and visual programming software.
Interesting hardware development
Interesting hardware development
http://www.mbazzy.tk -
Mbazzy's "The dysfunctional playground, a scrapbook a bout the shape of useless things" now OUT on Retinascan - http://www.retinascan.de
Mbazzy's "The dysfunctional playground, a scrapbook a bout the shape of useless things" now OUT on Retinascan - http://www.retinascan.de
Yago...
That certainly puts a twist on the whole interface thang... though how much would it suck to loose one of those controls?
... always keep a spare one in the pocket ..lol ... and as you can put overlay templates [ in fact "underlay" ] under the plexi, you always know where to put it and where it's for ...though how much would it suck to loose one of those controls?
http://www.mbazzy.tk -
Mbazzy's "The dysfunctional playground, a scrapbook a bout the shape of useless things" now OUT on Retinascan - http://www.retinascan.de
Mbazzy's "The dysfunctional playground, a scrapbook a bout the shape of useless things" now OUT on Retinascan - http://www.retinascan.de
Guess I need to read again...
I was just assuming that each piece would have a distinct signal it generated so that the interface could tell the difference between different knobs... on this... as with other things I may have been wrong... guess I should go read up on it more heh.