OptRod: Constructing Interactive Surface with Multiple Functions and Flexible Shape by Projected Image
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Abstract
In this demonstration, we propose OptRod, constructing interactive surface with multiple functions and flexible shape by projected image. A PC generates images as control signals and projects them to the bottom of OptRods by a projector or LCD. An OptRod receives the light and converts its brightness into a control signal for the attached output device. By using multiple OptRods, the PC can simultaneously operate many output devices without any signal lines. Moreover, we can arrange surfaces of various shapes easily by combining multiple OptRods. OptRod supports various functions by replacing the device unit connected to OptRod.
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October 2018
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ISBN:9781450359498
DOI:10.1145/3266037
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- Patrick Baudisch,
- Albrecht Schmidt,
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- Andy Wilson
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UIST '18: The 31st Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology
October 14, 2018
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