The DiamondTouch table allows a group of people to sit face-to-face and work together on a shared screen, supporting standard PC software with multi-touch gestures instead of mouse and keyboard.

DiamondTouch's creator, Adam Bogue, told the court that he had demoed the technology to Apple privately back in 2003, noting that it was also available to anyone who visited the Mitsubishi ...

The DiamondTouch was easily accessible in the MERL lobby for anyone to access, leaving open the possibility that anyone in Cupertino could have seen the device — in fact, Bogue revealed that he ...

Called “ DiamondTouch Immersion ™”, it combines the multi-user interactive DiamondTouch ™ table with a second display, vertically mounted, for video conferencing.

IGN has video of the DiamondTouch panel in action, and it really appears to be a glorified top-down projection system -- which it is. The image is projected onto a white table, which contains the ...

Samsung, which began defending itself against charges of patent infringement by Apple yesterday, called witnesses to show that some of the inventions claimed by Apple’s patents appeared in ...

Adam Bogue, a business development manager for DiamondTouch, spoke earlier this week about his visit with the machine to Apple headquarters. In 2005, Bogue stopped by Apple in Cupertino, California.

The Verge is reporting that, in particular, Samsung pointed to the DiamondTouch device—developed in 2001 at the Mitsubishi Electronic Research Laboratory—which included predecessors of both ...

Researchers run WarCraft on a giant DiamondTouch table-top-touch-panel-screen. So there I was at GDC, cruising around, when quite suddenly I realized I was looking at one of the coolest things at ...

The DiamondTouch system can be used to highlight different users' input An interactive computer display that keeps track of multiple users by differentiating between their touch could lead to ...

And the DiamondTouch Table from Mitsubishi Electric Research Laboratories (MERL) is a touch- and gesture-activated display that supports small group collaboration. It can even tell who is touching it.

Samsung started off its case today by going straight at the heart of Apple's utility patents, showing off two software systems with similar functionality that pre-date iOS altogether. Adam Bogue ...