inFORM is a dynamic shape display that was designed and built by MIT. Using a Kinect sensor, the display allows users to manipulate physical objects through a TV screen.
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MIT builds a way for you to manipulate objects through a TV
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Published November 17, 2013
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This is called a Dynamic Shape Display. MIT built it, and it uses a Kinect sensor. In one of its applications, instead of a user in real life manipulating something on a TV, it puts the user on a TV, manipulating something in real life. See for yourself
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