Dodge Dart Re-Birth as seen at CES and the North American International Auto Show
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – January 16, 2012
Customize your dashboard at the touch of a button in the all-new 2013 Dodge Dart, a collaboration between Chrysler and Vectorform. Experience the most technologically advanced car in its class, the 2013 Dodge Dart which features the award-winning 8.4 inch Uconnect Touch Media Center. Users are able to personalize their experience with the 7 inch reconfigurable TFT, allowing them to select from an analog or digital speedometer, turn-by-turn navigation and personalized information, all with simple controls on the steering wheel.
Engadget was fortunate enough to enjoy the Dodge Dart Re-Birth experience; you can read about their findings here.
Vectorform Seeks Innovators
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – November 2, 2011
At Vectorform our hard work is fueled by our creativite, fun, and energetic work environment. Utilizing a vast array of unique individuals and their diverse skill sets, Vectorform produces emerging technology solutions for a variety of companies. Our strength lies in challenging and focusing our collective talent to adapt to our clients’ ever-changing needs.
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Off The Charts: The Ed Wrenbeck Experience
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – October 21, 2011
Last week, Vectorform’s Jon Pielak and Ed Wrenbeck sat down to talk about the impact of Apple’s newest release, and how it will change the way we interact with technology. Ed, being the former lead iPhone developer of Siri was able to open our eyes to the future of voice recognition software.
Extreme Makeover: Windows 8 Edition
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – September 28, 2011
This past week Joe Engalan, Woody Floyd, and Frances Calandra of Vectorform attended the 2011 BUILD conference in Anaheim, California. Accompanied with a plethora of swag, those in attendance received a Samsung prototype PC running the Windows 8 Developer Preview.
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New York Times Reader, Surface Edition
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – September 21, 2011The New York Times R&D Lab and Vectorform have joined forces to provide you with a new twist on an old favorite. Utilizing the Microsoft Surface, Vectorform & NYT bring you a user-friendly, image rich alternative for consuming news.
NYT R&D wanted to create an experience on the Microsoft surface that would complement their living room of the future. Their vision was a reading experience on the digital coffee table that would replace the physical newspaper in a family’s morning routine. Using The New York Times Reader API, originally designed for Windows, Mac and Linux, our application gives readers a NUI based experience to scroll through their favorite topics: i.e., sports, weather, politics etc. Each topic is represented by a “card” featuring an image related to each subject. On choosing the topic, the user can then select a story of interest and browse through the content using natural user interface multi-touch controls.
It’s not exactly “the last kitchen table you will ever need”, but reading the morning news just got a heck of a lot easier.
Watch the video below for a quick demo.
The Talent Project: Connecting Employers With Job Seekers
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – August 25, 2011 
In today’s highly competitive job market, no tool or tip can go underappreciated. In a collaborative effort between Vectorform and Kelly Services, the new iPad application The Talent Project, has made its debut. This app puts the extensive corporate tools of Kelly Services at our users’ fingertips, including research and industry reports, a searchable library, white papers, videos, blogs, and much more content.
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Galactic Alliance HD via Attack of the Show!
Posted by Administrator – July 15, 2011
G4′s Attack of the Show! ambushed our friends and neighbors at the Microsoft campus, capturing a whirlwind of video highlights and a cameo of Vectorform’s Galactic Alliance HD. The four-player tower defense game made a big splash at CES this year, where it could be experienced on the new Samsung SUR40 for Microsoft Surface. Check out the demo from Director of Research Steven Bathiche, at 3:43.
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Vectorform’s Sumit Mathur on Apps Market
Posted by Administrator – July 6, 2011Last week Vectorform India President Sumit Mathur lent his insight to a feature on the growing market for apps. Over on Cyber Media Online Limited (CIOL.com) Sumit predicts that our future success in the India market lies specifically in the application development of the Android and Windows platforms. “We at Vectorform use technology and innovation, mixed with common sense to develop applications for web, interactive and multi-touch platforms,” Sumit explains. “Because we witness a surge in downloading apps from Android and Windows in the India market, we will focus on this market. There is a need for better apps development, and there is great possibility to create good apps in the future.” Read the full CIOL article here.
Gesture Recognition with Kinect via Vectorform Labs
Posted by Lindsay Ruthven – June 29, 2011Vectorform’s Jordan Savage breaks down the latest innovation with the Kinect for Windows SDK Beta over on Vectorform Labs. Watch as Jordan and Will Hinchman demonstrate their palm-mapping solution, or read about the experiment here.
Into the Wild. VF and the Kinect for Windows SDK beta
Posted by Administrator – June 17, 2011
The Vectorform team was all smiles and downloads when Microsoft released the Kinect for Windows SDK Beta yesterday. Our friend Steve Clayton over at Microsoft was quoted on PC Magazine saying “The community that has blossomed since the launch of Kinect for Xbox 360 in November shows the breadth of invention and depth of imagination possible when people have access to ground-breaking technology…Already, researchers, academics and enthusiasts are thinking through what’s next in natural and intuitive technology.”
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