This is for anyone interested, but primarily aimed at practicing interaction designers – what are spatial and gestural interfaces, what are their use cases, and what do you need to know, to be ready to design one? How does one actually interact in the world of the ‘metaverse’ anyway?
Matt explains what they’ve learned over several years of design and research at Ultraleap with hand tracking and haptics technologies. He shows examples from real-world projects, explains what works, what doesn’t, and breaks down the design principles, gestures and UI components that you can expect to be working with in the near future.
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Matt Corrall
Matt Corrall is Design Director – and leads the UX design and user research team – at Ultraleap, working with gesture, haptics, and VR to create the spatial user interfaces of the future. Matt has twenty years experience as a product, service, and UX designer, having worked on everything from Lego and wind farms to drones, smart meters, and coffee machines.
Today, Matt specializes in gesture control, complex and bespoke user interfaces, and helping companies to grow an effective culture of design.
