Contribution to Book
Light Widgets: Interacting in Every-Day Spaces
IUI '02 Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces
(2002)
Abstract
This paper describes a system for ubiquitous interaction that does not require users to carry any physical devices. In this system, the environment is instrumented with camera/processor combinations that watch users while protecting their privacy. Any visible surface can be turned into an interactive widget triggered by skin-colored objects. Light widgets are tied to the XWeb cross-modal interaction platform to empower them with interactive feedback.
Keywords
- ubiquitous computing,
- computer vision,
- cross-modal interaction
Disciplines
Publication Date
2002
Editor
Kristian Hammond, Yolanda Gil, and David Leake
Publisher
Association of Computing Machinery
ISBN
1581134592
DOI
10.1145/502716.502729
Citation Information
Jerry Alan Fails. "Light Widgets: Interacting in Every-Day Spaces" New YorkIUI '02 Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Intelligent User Interfaces (2002) p. 63 - 69 Available at: http://works.bepress.com/jerry-fails/30/