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    This document discusses surface computing technologies that turn everyday surfaces into interactive interfaces using co-located input and output mixed reality. It describes TouchLight, an imaging touch screen, and the "Lunchbox" interactive vision system. Additional projects discussed include PlayAnywhere, a short-throw projector system for surfaces, Flow Move for optical flow field summarization, Bluetooth Photo Sync, Mini PlayAnywhere, IR Laser Pointer Tracking for a 6 degree of freedom pointer, and AirStylus for surface input. The document also lists challenges in surface computing such as display and sensing, interactions, and applications development.

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    This document discusses surface computing technologies that turn everyday surfaces into interactive interfaces using co-located input and output mixed reality. It describes TouchLight, an imaging touch screen, and the "Lunchbox" interactive vision system. Additional projects discussed include PlayAnywhere, a short-throw projector system for surfaces, Flow Move for optical flow field summarization, Bluetooth Photo Sync, Mini PlayAnywhere, IR Laser Pointer Tracking for a 6 degree of freedom pointer, and AirStylus for surface input. The document also lists challenges in surface computing such as display and sensing, interactions, and applications development.

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    Surface Computing: Turning Everyday Surfaces Into Interactive Intelligent Interfaces

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    This document discusses surface computing technologies that turn everyday surfaces into interactive interfaces using co-located input and output mixed reality. It describes TouchLight, an imaging touch screen, and the "Lunchbox" interactive vision system. Additional projects discussed include PlayAnywhere, a short-throw projector system for surfaces, Flow Move for optical flow field summarization, Bluetooth Photo Sync, Mini PlayAnywhere, IR Laser Pointer Tracking for a 6 degree of freedom pointer, and AirStylus for surface input. The document also lists challenges in surface computing such as display and sensing, interactions, and applications development.

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    Surface Computing

    Turning everyday surfaces into interactive intelligent interfaces

    Co-located input and output Mixed reality: tangible objects, natural interactions with direct manipulation

    TouchLight
    an imaging touch screen with some unique capabilities

    Lunchbox interactive vision system

    PlayAnywhere
    Short-throw projector, very wide angle lens on the camera Lens distortion & projective transform correction for camera-projector alignment Off-axis IR LED illuminant

    Very few assumptions about the appearance of the surface All calibration is done at the factory

    Flow Move

    Summarize optical flow field as simultaneous translation, rotation, scaling

    Bluetooth Photo Sync

    Mini PlayAnywhere

    IR Laser Pointer Tracking


    Track shaped laser pointer (hologram) Theoretically 6 degree of freedom Today, 4: position, depth, roll

    AirStylus
    With Mike Sinclair Activate by thumb and forefinger together

    Surface Computing Challenges


    Display and Sensing e.g. Projector + computer vision Interactions e.g. Two handed, multi-user Applications e.g. Mapping

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