A Lightweight Approach for Experimenting with Tangible Interaction Metaphors
- Christian Sandor ,
- Gudrun Klinker
Proceedings of the International Workshop on Multi-user and Ubiquitous User Interfaces (MU3I 2004) (Part of the International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces 2004) |
Published by Association for Computing Machinery, Inc.
Interaction techniques for Augmented Reality user interfaces (UIs) differ considerably from well explored 2D UIs, be-cause these include new in-/output devices and new inter-action metaphors such as tangible interaction. For experimenting with new devices and metaphors we pro-pose a flexible and lightweight UI framework that supports rapid prototyping of multimodal and collaborative UIs. We use the DWARF 1 framework as foundation. It allows us to build highly dynamic systems enabling the exchange of components at runtime.
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