anon
12.06.09, 18:49
Savant Systems -- the same company that created the funky candy-dish remote control, the flying-icon on-screen display (OSD) and the industry's first iPhone interface -- now has another potential game-changing product: its new intuitive "virtual control" user interface (UI).
Making a touchpanel's user interface intuitive is one of the keys to satisfying a homeowner with a whole-house control system.
With that in mind, Savant debuted a new intuitive "virtual control" interface that allows users to touch or swipe an actual photo of their home as the touchpad skin to turn on and off (or dim) a light, lower or raise shade, change the thermostat or even turn on and off the TV screen.
http://www.cepro.com/article/savants_new_virtual_control_could_be_a_game_change r/
Making a touchpanel's user interface intuitive is one of the keys to satisfying a homeowner with a whole-house control system.
With that in mind, Savant debuted a new intuitive "virtual control" interface that allows users to touch or swipe an actual photo of their home as the touchpad skin to turn on and off (or dim) a light, lower or raise shade, change the thermostat or even turn on and off the TV screen.
http://www.cepro.com/article/savants_new_virtual_control_could_be_a_game_change r/