The FHNW Institute of Interactive Technologies develops a new generation of interfaces that transform traditional surfaces like tables into interactive environments.
Erfahrungsbericht
Technologies
3D tracking, C++, Web technologies
Objectives
Realizing interactive interfaces on traditional surfaces like tables or paper
Background
The bank Hypothekarbank Lenzburg would like to add the newest possibilities of technology to their financial advisory services. Technical tools like tablets, laptops or screens often impair the trust-building communication between customer and advisor. Following the paradigm of “Calm Computing” the technology of Live Paper is designed to step back to favour human interaction.
Result
The project team has developed a mixed reality framework with 4K projection and precise object tracking. It allows the user to manipulate the content that is projected on the tabletop through the precise object tracking with touch input, with physical tokens or other input tools.
Projectdetails
- Type
- Research project
- Topics
- Informatik und Data Science and Data Science und Engineering
- University
- FHNW School of Computer Science
- Partner
- Hypothekarbank Lenzburg
Universität Zürich - Funding
- Innosuisse
- Running time
- 2 Jahre
- Management
- Prof. Dr. Doris Agotai
- Collaboration
- Prof. Dr. Simon Schubiger
Fabian Affolter
Fiona Nüesch
Ulrike Schock
Filip Schramka
Contact us
Prof. Dr. Arzu Çöltekin
- Phone
- +41 56 202 84 73 (Direct)
- arzu.coltekin@fhnw.ch
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