论文信息 - Chamber of Mirrors: A Socially Activated Game Exploits Pervasive Technology

Chamber of Mirrors: A Socially Activated Game Exploits Pervasive Technology

Chamber of Mirrors offers a socially activated gaming experience built on a custom platform of interactive pervasive technologies. The authors review user tests and present techniques for overcoming the challenges of designing interactive applications for pervasive platforms.

Ronald Azuma | Mathew Laibowitz | Vids Samanta | Syed Ali

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