Achieving Digital Zen in Retail at MIX11

Vote for my session at mix11:

Abstract:

The road to Digital Zen in building cohesive, immersive experiences in retail from the web to touch walls in the real world can be long. This session is about the long road to designing building and implementing real world experiences that go from the web to brick and mortar using real world examples including the Nike Touch wall and the Microsoft Retail store and more using technologies like WPF/Silverlight. The session will touch on design elements including topic on and off screen from hardware, software, sensors and mobile devices like Phone 7.

Vote here: http://live.visitmix.com/OpenCall/Vote/Session/87

and don't mind the cats...

Talking about Immersive Retail Prototype at MIX 10

Here is a quick video that Pixel8 (Craig Shoemaker) did showing the TouchTag Prototype Hardware and Arduino controller and sensor I have been working on.

http://community.infragistics.com/ux/media/p/225460.aspx

http://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Psychlist1972/Pete-at-MIX10-David-Kelley-on-the-Prototype-WPF-and-Silverlight-Retail-Experience/?FlagType=Rating&FlagState=1#Page=1

Me on Windows 7 Touch (and I mention Silverlight Hack)

At the MPV Summit 2010 I was asked to talk a little bit about Windows 7 touch and so I talk abit about this touch tag Kiosk technology and our experience at Wirestone working with Windows 7 Touch, WPF and Silverlight. Anyway its pretty cool:

http://www.vimeo.com/10357419