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We have finally uploaded the code and the application and would love to let you try. Start by making your own gloves, following the step-by-step instructions in Build Your Own Atlas Gloves.
Minimum Requirements
Google Earth (built for version 3)
Java Software
Quicktime 6.5 (or newer version)
Webcam (known to work with most basic webcams)
A pair of Atlas Gloves
Extra
In some cases we use WinVDIG to overcome Quicktime/Java incompatabilities (please use version 1.0.1)
Atlas Gloves Version 0.1
Download Windows Version (176 KB)
Download Mac OSX Version (198 KB)
Download Linux Version (170 KB)
Atlas Gloves is written in Processing, which is an open-source programming language based on Java. If you want to play with the code and include the demo mode with the instruction animation, download this archive, and open the file in Processing (the code is known to work with Processing 0114 BETA):
Source code and materials (9.213 M)
Let us know if you come up with anything interesting…
Enjoy,
Dan & Mushon
We would like to test your DIY Atlas globes for educational applications in primary schools
good!
This would be great for public meetings around urban planning issues, for example to explore different scenarios. Would love to play around with it!
Very good product, i hope to test it as soon as posibel
We are Communication design students and would like to try this in our school (ESTGP-Portugal)…its a very good app.
Greet!!!
i can’t download it… why?
How do I download it?
Are you still planning on posting a download?
Yes we are, we’re sorry for the delay. We are trying to optimize the code as much as we can before posting it, we need to consider different operating systems, CPUs and webcams. We promise to post the code soon and notify all of you guys (who left/sent us an e-mail)
thanks for all of your support,
Dan& Mushon
[…] sorry for the long wait, we wanted to polish the code and comment the source well before putting it here for download, but now it’s up. Go download the application and build your own Atlas Gloves. As you probably can imagine, this app is pretty hacky and is bound to work differently with different types of computers and webcams. We encourage you to play with the code and adjust it, we’ve made it as accessable as we could. Now it’s your turn. […]
Atlas Glove, une première version disponible
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Au mois de mai (voir ce post), j’avais bloggué sur Atlas Gloves, une interface qui permet de piloter Google Earth à la manière de “Minority Report”
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Une première version, estampillée 0.1, a été mise en ligne
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@ té…
the webcam window does not come up. The java iconedwindow loads but the window remains grey. I’ve tried it on a intel duo laptop, xp, 2 different webcams, newest java, downgraded from G Earth4 to GEarth 3, running out of ideas for getting it working. any suggestions greatfully recieved.
A fantastic project.
the same problem…
Please refer to the forum for some troubleshooting,
cheers,
AG team
[…] Download the Atlas Gloves application (for Windows, Mac, or Linux) [open source] […]
I’ve tried it out with 2 webcams, but it doesn’t work. It sais: “Problem connecting Video Output to Video Renderer
I’ve tried it out with 2 webcams, but it doesn’t work. It sais: “Problem connecting Video Output to Video Renderer”
[…] Com apenas 8 dólares você poderá construir seu próprio par de luvas, e o software deste sistema está disponível para download neste endereço, caso você queira se aventurar com esta tecnologia, e ter literalmente “o mundo em suas mãos”. […]
My current functioning setup includes, WinVDIG 1.01, QuickTime 6.5.2, and GE Beta 4.xx. Very fun program. The only trouble I had was garbled video in the window, this was fixed by uninstalling the newest QT 7.xx version and dropping back to ver 6.5.2. I downloaded it from http://www.old-versions.net/.
I am Pranav from India…
I am a Student of New Media Design and was exploring atlas gloves… i have installed all the required softwares for the application but it just wont work!
Please help me as soon as possible…..
the softwares i have installed are
1: Google earth 4.3
2: Quicktime 6.5.2
3: Java EE 5 SDK
4: WinVDIG 1.0.1
still it is not working… its just a blank java screen and nothing else…. please help
the window remains grey….
Hi Parnav,
Please refer to the forum for documentation of how to deal with the gray window bug. Thanks!