interactive ui in minority report

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Cites patrickk · 2010-04 · on “The Future is Movie OS”

You may be onto something here. I remember reading somewhere that Bond gadgets become true after something like 30 years, however I suspect that this pace of development will be speed up dramatically as time goes on. Some examples off the top of my head: GPS - there's an old Bond movie with a analog 'homing device', weapons on cars, cars that can drive on the road and fly also, 'stealth technology' like in Die Another Day (in development). Getting back to movie inspired OSs, the guy who designed the amazing gesture interface behind those in 'Minority Report' started a company and has prototype UI in development: [this video] [LINK]

Cites natrius · 2012-08 · on “Apple v. Samsung juror: we “wanted to send a message””

Minority Report came out in 2002. It contains pinch-to-zoom. It is obvious. [this video] Edit: Another commenter linked to this 2002 video, which is a better example: [LINK]

Cites johnchristopher · 2024-12 · on “Map UI – Ghost in the Shell”

In minority report there's a scene ( [this video] ) in a forensic/detective office in which MC swipes data and info on the screen (hologram ?) with their hands. Then at some point another character moves a physical object (data drive ?) from one desk to another and at first I am thinking "yeah, right.. no network to move data from one screen to the other, uh ?". But then I remind myself of this passage from Virtual lights (Gibson): > Was it significant that Skinner shared his dwelling with one who earned her living at the archaic intersection of information and geography? The offices the girl rode between were electronically conterminous-in effect, a single desktop, the map of distances obliterat