Theodore Gray on touch interaction
From Theo Gray demonstrates his Element iPad ap -- and "debuts" the Japanese version of the Elements song · · engineerguy
“On the second page you see the same text that's in the print book, but the big difference is that you can touch these things and you can spin them — you can use several fingers at once because this is a multi-touch screen.”
On , Theodore Gray, Senior Vice President & Chief Information Officer at ESSENT GROUP LTD, spoke about touch interaction during Theo Gray demonstrates his Element iPad ap -- and "debuts" the Japanese version of the Elements song on engineerguy.
About Theodore Gray
In a September 2011 interview, Theodore Gray demonstrated his iPad app for the periodic table, noting that it was available in ten versions covering English, French, German, and Japanese, each with a regular and a demo edition. He explained that the app features rotating object images, a stereo 3D mode, and links to Wolfram Alpha for detailed information and market prices. Gray also debuted a Japanese version of Tom Lehrer's "Elements" song, performed by his cousin Lena Lickstein, and described how the audio was assembled from multiple takes with some audio processing to improve enunciation.