论文信息 - Perceptual Surfaces : Towards a Human and Object Sensitive Interactive Display

Perceptual Surfaces : Towards a Human and Object Sensitive Interactive Display

This paper reports on our initial results of realizing a computer augmented wall called the HoloWall and HoloTable. Using an infrared camera located behind the wall, this system allows a user to interact with this computerized wall using fingers, hands, their body, or even a physical object such as a document folder.

J. Rekimoto | J. Rekimoto

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