Multiscreen, GPU Accelerated UI Paradigm

Dreem is a new approach to designing iterative prototypes for ‘room-scale’ compositions of connected displays, handheld devices and smart objects. Developed in collaboration between Teem and Samsung’s Interaction Group, Dreem leverages the power of GL shaders to give designers next generation tools to envision rich experiences on connected screens, while maintaining approachable composability through JavaScript and visual programming tools.

Layouts and Compositions Visually with Live Data

More and more product opportunities and design problems involve prototyping applications that connect large screens in the environment to handheld devices or tablets. At the same time, the UI on these screens is evolving to take advantage of faster GPU capabilities. Dreem is built to enable teams of designers and developers to collaborate on real, functional prototypes that explore both the power of accelerated graphical UIs and multiscreen user experiences.

Multiple Users and Roles in Many Spaces

DREEM allows developers and designers to create ‘compositions’, applications running across many screens and devices in the environment. Compositions can include networks of users’ personal devices, handheld devices connected to the room, like remotes, and environmental sensors and actuators, like lighting systems. Input can come from a range of services in the connected space, like depth cameras and physical controllers.

Dreem

Multiscreen, GPU Accelerated UI Paradigm

Layouts and Compositions Visually with Live Data

Multiple Users and Roles in Many Spaces

Graphy: Create Layouts and Compositions Visually with Live Data

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