Category Archives: Undergrad thesis

Contains blog posts relevant to my undergraduate thesis project.

How many ways can you use Google Earth?

By Chloe Fan | Published: January 17, 2009
What can Google Earth tell us about interface navigation design? Today, I’ve covered several basic navigational methods within Google Earth. It is a free software that allows you explore the earth and view satellite images, maps, terrain, etc of just about anywhere in the world.  Google Earth is available for PC/Mac and iPhone/iPod Touch. I [...]
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Wintersession update

By Chloe Fan | Published: January 12, 2009
Here are a few things I’ve done for my thesis project so far this Wintersession: - Test a GlovePIE script to control Google Earth with a Wiimote. - Research other ways of using Google Earth with the Wiimote. Google at Macworld had a program that allowed you to “surf” in Google Earth using a Wii [...]
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WiiPaint site live!

By Chloe Fan | Published: December 19, 2008
The WiiPaint project website is now up and running :)  Please take a look and feel free to email me with any questions or feedback.
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WiiPaint website under construction

By Chloe Fan | Published: December 9, 2008
The website for WiiPaint: Gesture recognition and interface design in a collaborative artistic application is now up! I’m still filling it in with information so right now the links don’t work and/or are blank, but check back in a week or so and it should be complete!  I have to say, I’m quite proud of [...]
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What’s in the future?

By Chloe Fan | Published: November 21, 2008
As the semester is drawing to a close and the feedback from the WiiPaint studies is keeping plenty of brain cells fed and happy, I had the chance today to talk with my advisors about the direction this thesis project is going next semester. The default path was creating WiiPaint 2, which I had been [...]
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