Interactive Displays through Mobile Projection

Projectors shrink in size, are embedded in some mobile devices, and the next generation of mobile projections: drone-carried or wearable projectors are graspable. The technology may be ready for a radical change in mobile interaction towards personal projected displays that are (in contrast to the milestone work of Pinhanez [7]) not limited to static setups, but the applications and interactions for such novel and exciting technologies are not designed yet. In the proposed workshop, we raise the question to what extend mobile projections will change mobile interactions. In a hands-on workshop the participants will sketch interactions with mobile projectors. The ideated interaction concepts will be structured, analyzed, and discussed regarding their potential to extend the current limitations of mobile interaction, i.e. displaying content only on the embedded screen.

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