His new company is here http://www.perceptivepixel.com/
and article here http://www.fastcompany.com/subscr/112/open_features-canttouchthis.html

I hope you enjoy Hans work as much as I do.

Hmmm the video is really slow over here, but i skipped it through, it lookes sweet
I bookmarked the article to read it lateron, when i have som more time

It’s nice to see Han has moved on with his project, that widescreen wall looks really smart.  I’m guessing he is using 2 projectors/cameras for that.

The article above mentions:

The 36-inch-wide drafting table he used at TED has since evolved into a giant screen: two 8-foot-by-3-foot panels.

So I think you might be right

It looks like Han is borrowing UI gesture behaviour from BumpTop. One problem: some of this stuff is patented by Apple.

http://bumptop.com/

Any idea what software they are using? Is it all custom? I am particularly interested in the mapping and the diagram/mindmap thing after the first section on maps.

The 3D buildings of NYC look like Google Earth
The mind map reminds me of FreeMind

any other ideas?