Character interaction with handheld projectors
Karl D. D. Willis
Abstract
Karl D. D. Willis
Abstract
I present a summary of my research dealing with character interaction using handheld projectors. My work draws from the tradition of pre-cinema handheld projectors that use direct physical manipulation to control projected imagery. I build upon this work with a system allowing users to interactively control characters by moving and gesturing with the handheld projector itself. This creates a unified interaction style where input and output are tied together within a single device. I present a prototype handheld platform, several games, and augmented reality application scenarios to illustrate the approach.
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I present a summary of my research dealing with character interaction using handheld projectors. My work draws from the tradition of pre-cinema handheld projectors that use direct physical manipulation to control projected imagery. I build upon this work with a system allowing users to interactively control characters by moving and gesturing with the handheld projector itself. This creates a unified interaction style where input and output are tied together within a single device. I present a prototype handheld platform, several games, and augmented reality application scenarios to illustrate the approach.
Key concepts: Mobile device, Projector, Computer science, Character (mathematics), Human–computer interaction, Input device, Augmented reality, Computer graphics (images)