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Fluid interaction with high-resolution wall-size displays
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| Venue: | UIST 2001, ACM Press |
| Citations: | 169 - 13 self |
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@ARTICLE{Guimbretière_fluidinteraction,
author = {François Guimbretière and Maureen Stone and Terry Winograd},
title = {Fluid interaction with high-resolution wall-size displays},
journal = {UIST 2001, ACM Press},
year = {},
pages = {30}
}
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Abstract
This paper describes new interaction techniques for direct pen-based interaction on the Interactive Mural, a large (6’x3.5’) high resolution (64 dpi) display. They have been tested in a digital brainstorming tool that has been used by groups of professional product designers. Our “interactive wall ” metaphor for interaction has been guided by several goals: to support both free-hand sketching and high-resolution materials, such as images, 3D models and GUI application windows; to present a visual appearance that does not clutter the content with control devices; and to support fluid interaction, which minimizes the amount of attention demanded and interruption due to the mechanics of the interface. We have adapted and extended techniques that were developed for electronic whiteboards and generalized the use of the FlowMenu to execute a wide variety of actions in a single pen stroke. While this techniques were designed for a brainstorming tool, they are very general and can be used in a wide variety of application domains using interactive surfaces.
Keyphrases
fluid interaction high-resolution wall-size display wide variety free-hand sketching direct pen-based interaction interactive wall metaphor interactive surface several goal application domain professional product designer electronic whiteboards high-resolution material interactive mural new interaction technique brainstorming tool visual appearance gui application window control device digital brainstorming tool single pen stroke high resolution
