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CAPTIVE: a cube with augmented physical tools

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CHI EA '14: CHI '14 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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This paper describes a tangible 3D user interface called CAPTIVE, a Cube with Augmented Physical Tools, for exploration of 3D information. The design of CAPTIVE is founded on the concept of tool use, in which handheld tool objects are used to modify the properties or appearance of target objects. The user of CAPTIVE holds a physical wireframe cube that contains virtual objects in one hand, in the other a pointing device, its tip visually augmented to reflect its function as a tool. On the display the user watches the immediate, direct effects of actions with the tool. In the current prototype, routines for handling cube manipulation and an augmented haptic pointing device have been separately implemented, but integration and refinement remain to be done. In this paper we describe our vision of the system and preliminary testing carried out to date.

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DOI:10.1145/2559206

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