Multi-projector Resolution Enhancement Through Biased Interpolation

Hryniowski, Andrew; Daya, Ibrahim Ben; Gawish, Ahmed; Lamm, Mark; Wong, Alexander; Fieguth, Paul

doi:10.1109/crv.2018.00035

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“…kitchen based graphical interfaces [6]), but determining exact limits is challenging due to the design preferences of home owners and what materials they wish to incorporate within given environments. When projecting images onto a surface, the properties of that surface will affect the quality of the image [24]. To overcome the surface colour restriction limitation it is possible to capture the colour and texture of surface and apply a correction to the projected image to preserve image quality [5,35,62].…”

Section: Designing For Surface Interactionsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Household Surface Interactions: Understanding User Input Preferences and Perceived Home Experiences

Tigwell

Crabb

2020

Proceedings of the 2020 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Households contain a variety of surfaces that are used in a number of activity contexts. As ambient technology becomes commonplace in our homes, it is only a matter of time before these surfaces become linked to computer systems for Household Surface Interaction (HSI). However, little is known about the user experience attached to HSI, and the potential acceptance of HSI within modern homes. To address this problem, we ran a mixed methods user study with 39 participants to examine HSI using nine household surfaces and five common gestures (tap, press, swipe, drag, and pinch). We found that under the right conditions, surfaces with some amount of texture can enhance HSI. Furthermore, perceived good and poor user experience varied among participants for surface type indicating individual preferences. We present findings and design considerations based on surface characteristics and the challenges that users perceive they may have with HSI within their homes.

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Section: Designing For Surface Interactionsmentioning

confidence: 99%