论文信息 - The EQUIP Platform : Bringing Together Physical and Virtual Worlds

The EQUIP Platform : Bringing Together Physical and Virtual Worlds

This paper presents EQUIP, a platform to support the convergence of real and virtual worlds by allowing a diverse set of heterogeneous devices to share information with each other and with software systems such as multi-user virtual worlds. The paper presents an overview of the platform, describes some of its key innovations, and presents some initial examples of the platform in use to develop new arrangements of interactive devices.

S. Izadi | S. Benford | C. Greenhalgh | T. Rodden

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