Interaction Technologies for Large Displays - An Overview

Large Displays and visualizations on such display systems are becoming more and more popular. In order to interact with those systems new devices and interaction techniques must be developed in order to fit the specific needs. In this paper, an overview of the common state of the art devices and techniques will be presented and the pro and cons discussed.

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