We created a real-time user interface of a serial device using an ethernet device server with embedded HTTP and websockets serving up an embedded control page. The control page was developed using HTML/CSS/JS.
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Hey Jimi. Yeah I know my brief explanation is kinda weak but if you read the full link on my blog you will get a better idea.
Basically the idea is that we can create a real-time interface for any serially connected appliance using this method. We can fairly easily develop a front end using standard web technologies. We can keep everything in sync in real-time with push notifications using websockets. The application is geared towards control solutions. It isn't "NUI" but its an interesting project still.