Welcome to Microsoft Expressive Pixels (1 of 9)

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Hear about the concept behind Expressive Pixels and the inclusive experience where people of all abilities to express, connect and share.

More at https://aka.ms/expressivepixels



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Tags:
Expressive Pixels
inclusive experience
non-verbal expression
visual expression
create animations
LED display devices
Windows app
Gavin Jancke
Microsoft Research