User Interface History to near Future
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The document outlines the historical progression of human-computer interaction from prehistoric interfaces to anticipated future interactions, highlighting key developments and figures such as al-Jazari's tea-serving robots in the 1500s, Vannevar Bush's concept of the memex in 1945, and notable advancements in the 1980s and 1990s including direct manipulation interfaces and tangible interfaces. It details various technologies and experiments that contributed to the evolution of interactive systems over time. The timeline presented illustrates the ongoing innovation in the field from early automata to modern gestural interfaces.
User Interface History to near Future
- 1. From PreHistoric Interfaces to NearFuture Interactions Jb Labrune - Jamie Zigelbaum - Hiroshi Ishii MIT MediaLab 2009
- 2. 1300 Automata • Al-Jazari • Tea Serving Robots
- 3. 1500 DaVinci
- 4. 1780 Louis XVI Clocks Aerostats Water Robots Fireworks
- 5. 1850 Machines :: Franz Reulaux
- 6. 1930 Robots • Yasutaro Mitsui in the 1930’s
- 8. 1900 Opto|ElectroMechanical Study of Movement • Jules-Etienne Marey • Eadweard Muybridge
- 13. 1950 SAGE - Lincoln Lab
- 14. 1930 Pre-Memex • Paul Outlet • Emmanuel Goldberg
- 15. Bush
- 16. 1945 Vannevar Bush - MEMEX
- 17. 1950s Wiener
- 18. 1960s Bell Labs - Shannon
- 20. 1960s EAT :: Experiments in Art and Technology
- 21. 1963 Ivan Sutherland & Bert Sutherland
- 23. 1969 Ted Nelson : Xanadu
- 24. 1969 Interactive Art :: Krueger, Senster
- 25. 1972 LOGO • Papert (BBN) • Radia Perlman
- 26. 1978 John Frazer
- 28. 1972 Alan Kay
- 29. 1983 Ben Shneiderman - Direct Manipulation • 1983 coined the term Direct Manipulation
- 30. 1980 Commercial GUIs Xerox Star
- 31. Hutchins, Hollan, and Norman • Direct Manipulation Interfaces. HUMAN-COMPUTER INTERACTION, 1985, Volume 1, pp. 311-338
- 33. 1990 Mark Weiser - Ubicomp Natalie Jereminjenko
- 36. 1997 Underkoffler - Gestural Interfaces
- 37. 2008 Mit Medialab - Radical Atoms