This page describes the RotoView demonstration and development
system for the iPhone and iPod touch platform. Please review the
roadmap page for our upcoming
development for the Windows Mobile and Android operating systems.
Quick Start
RotoView technology provides one of the most
fundamental functions in a smart media device - view navigation. As such, it
may be applied for any view appearing on the device, whether it is an image, a
table, a web site or a menu. We hope that RotoView will be adopted by the major
manufacturers into the operating systems of their devices so that RotoView
functionality will be available at every view object. For the time being, we
demonstrate and develop the RotoView functionality using an application that
operates on a specific view selected by the user.
Initial Screen
Image Selection
Activating the RotoView app provides an image
selection button following the initial screen. Press Open to choose an image on
which you will demonstrate RotoView tilt-based navigation. You can use the top
left triangular button to turn on the optional set of arrows at the bottom used
for manual navigation. You can press it again to remove the manual navigation
arrows. This is a good opportunity to use multi-touch to enlarge the view. As
mentioned, RotoView is well adapted to co-exist with and complement multi-touch
functions.
A sample map which is
too small to read on the small display.
After using
multi-touch pinch action to enlarge a portion of the picture.
You can activate RotoView by shaking the device
or by touching the RotoView title on the navigation bar. RotoView will now
command the view navigation process. Tilt your way in any direction. Notice
that you can perform multi-touch operation in conjunction with the RotoView
activity.
To explore RotoView, press the More button. This
will bring you to the Setup, Graph Editor and Ballistics screens.
Explore RotoView
Further
Pressing More allows you to explore the many
other features of the RotoView development app. You should notice that at its
default state, the RotoView demo stays in Navigation Mode for 7 seconds and
automatically exits if there is no activity for 0.8 seconds. Also, the
navigation mode can end if there is no movement activity for a certain time or
if the user touches the RotoView On switch at the navigation bar. In fact, the
RotoView application is an advanced development system that can be used to
design various RotoView navigation profiles to be used for different
applications. Of course, when you license RotoView for your application you can
provide simple and fully optimized setup selections for your end-users.
The
RotoView app is also an advanced development system for designing better
navigation profiles.
The
RotoView time response graph creates complex view navigation responses that may
start with coarse navigation and gradually change to fine navigation.
The
Ballistics table captures all sensor and response data of the last RotoView
navigation.
The screens above gives you a glimpse on how the
RotoView app can be used to design and investigate various response curves and
navigation profiles. Please review the Features and Specifications section
for more details.
For further questions, please contact Scott
LaRoche at 1-281-879-6226, fax 1-281-879-6415, e-mail
sales@innoventions.com.
How
it works
