Building Pervasive Display Landscapes with Stick-On Interfaces

Alois Ferscha; Andreas Riener; Manfred Hechinger; Heinrich Schmitzberger

Building Pervasive Display Landscapes with Stick-On Interfaces

Alois Ferscha, Andreas Riener, Manfred Hechinger, Heinrich Schmitzberger

Institute of Pervasive Computing

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Abstract

In todays everyday-life an increasing amount of displays of arbitrary kind are used; in particular, the amount of publicly used displays of any kind are growing. Currently these displays are often static regarding the content they are presenting and moreover often do not allow people to directly interact with them. We propose Stick-On Interfaces consisting of a stickon hardware module and corresponding operating software which are attached to any kind of display in order to provide users with direct interaction capabilities with such enabled displays. As a general goal, users should be able to interact with these displays in a seamless, personalized and contextaware style.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Workshop "Information Visualization and Interaction Techniques", associated with CHI'06 International Conference
Number of pages	9
Publication status	Published - Apr 2006

Fields of science

102 Computer Sciences

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