Sci-fi interfaces | Stop watching sci-fi. Start using it.
Scifiinterfaces analyzes the speculative technology in sci-fi movies and TV shows for fun and erudition.
- By Chris Noessel
- Based in United States of America
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
Our next 3D file browsing system is from the 1994 film Disclosure. Thanks to site reader Patrick H Lauke for the suggestion. Like Jurassic Park, Disclosure is based on a Michael Crichton novel, although this …
Our first example is a single scene from Jurassic Park, set entirely in the control room of Isla Nublar. Apologies in advance for repeating some material already covered by the book and website, but it …
It helps to ground our critique if we consider speculative interfaces in light of real-world interfaces that support similar goals, so let’s look at some. The two dimensional desktop metaphor developed at Xerox PARC in …