SeaDragon and Photosynth demo

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

I love Blaise Aguera's demos and this one of SeaDragon and Photosynth at WorldWide Partner Conference was as good as ever. His style is very humble and simple despite the fact he's showing off some of the coolest technology we have in the locker. SeaDragon feels like 21st century microfiche to me and there is huge potential in digital advertising and media.

[update] - even cooler demo from TED 

Technorati Tags: seadragon , microsoft , photosynth

Comments

• Anonymous
  July 22, 2007
  Steve, not sure if I am missing a plug-in or something, but I don't see anything here but a large white space.  Is there supposed to be a video?

• Anonymous
  July 22, 2007
  I'm experiencing some trouble viewing the wmv file. Looks like it isn't present

• Anonymous
  July 22, 2007
  thanks guys - hopefully fixed now!

• Anonymous
  July 24, 2007
  Steve Clayton has a post you mist have seen: SeaDragon and Photosynth demo . ... he's showing off some

• Anonymous
  July 24, 2007
  לפני כמה ימים פורסם בWPC סרטון הדגמה חדש לשתי הטכנולוגיות המדהימות האלו. מסתובבים ברשת עשרות סרטונים

• Anonymous
  July 24, 2007
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• Anonymous
  July 24, 2007
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• Anonymous
  July 24, 2007
  Les 10, 11 et 12 juillet derniers, s'est tenue à Denver la WorldWide Partner Conference . En parcourant

• Anonymous
  July 24, 2007
  Les 10, 11 et 12 juillet derniers, s'est tenue à Denver la WorldWide Partner Conference . En parcourant

• Anonymous
  July 31, 2007
  Еще одно кодовое название http://blogs.msdn.com/stevecla01/archive/2007/07/22/seadragon-and-photosynth-demo.aspx

• Anonymous
  August 09, 2007
  ¿Es el "Web 2.0" un concepto netamente de mercadotecnia ? así lo piensa Eric Schmidt , pero le da un

• Anonymous
  November 18, 2007
    Admittedly with some hardware there too but even Jeff Bezos agrees with the notion of S+S in a

• Anonymous
  November 18, 2007
    Admittedly with some hardware there too but even Jeff Bezos agrees with the notion of S+S in a

• Anonymous
  November 22, 2007
  It's funny working in an industry where if you are not going at 50,000 miles an hour you are considered