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The interactive virtual showcase: a four user display for museums
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Abstract
We describe the Interactive Virtual Showcase, which was developed for the interactive presentation of mixed reality scenarios in museums. We suggest a rugged design and an intuitive interaction metaphor, which is based on a tangible interface. The system was installed at a museum and is running for more than one year without major problems. The reaction of the numerous museum visitors has been very positive, which is partially due to the fact that the technology is mostly hidden from the users.
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O. Bimber, B. Fröhlich, D. Schmalstieg, and M. Encarnação, "The Virtual Showcase", Journal IEEE Computer Graphics & Applications, vol. 21, no. 6, pp. 48--55, November/December 2001
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