Introducing Kupla UI

Kuikkaniemi, Kai; Vilkki, Max; Ojala, Jouni; Nelimarkka, Matti

doi:10.1145/2512349.2514588

Proceedings of the 2013 ACM International Conference on Interactive Tabletops and Surfaces 2013

DOI: 10.1145/2512349.2514588

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Introducing Kupla UI

Kai Kuikkaniemi

Max Vilkki

Jouni Ojala

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Abstract: We present a generic user interface for large interactive walls, Kupla UI. Kupla UI applies physics modeled spherical content widgets to present information. It is primarily targeted for multi-user information exploration and for informal presentations in public spaces, such as exhibitions, commercial spaces and lobbies. Kupla is designed to support multiple simultaneous users, graph-based content hierarchy, flexibly changing installation form-factors, heterogeneous content, and playful interaction.

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Designing for presenters at public walk-up-and-use displays

Kuikkaniemi

Lehtinen

Nelimarkka

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction

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Interactive walk-up-and-use displays are spreading in a variety of settings where stand presentation situations are common. We contribute by characterizing a presentation situation and investigating specific design implications for presenters in this situation. We also introduce interface system that utilizes physics-modeled spherical content widgets for information browsing. The system includes dedicated features we developed to support presenters in content production and visualization. To investigate stand presentations and their support, we organized a field trial at an exhibition, collecting observational data from video analysis, interviews with presenters, and questionnaires from the audience and presenters. The field study confirms the importance of the presentation use case for public walk-up-and-use screens and points to dedicated design implications for simultaneous support for presenters and visitors, management of presentation territories, and personalization.

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Designing for presenters at public walk-up-and-use displays

Kuikkaniemi

Lehtinen

Nelimarkka

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Tangible, Embedded and Embodied Interaction

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BubblesDial

Bergström-Lehtovirta

Eklund

Jylhä

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Proceedings of the 12th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia

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Large interfaces are fixed to a certain use context, for example to a physical smart space. Mobile counterparts of public interfaces can allow user to continue interacting with the content also when leaving the space. However, wall applications make use of a large display surface and fitting the same user interface to the constraints of a mobile screen is challenging. Starting with Bubble Wall -an information exploration application for multitouch walls -we developed interfaces for browsing the same content graphs on mobile devices. A comparison study in exploration and navigation tasks was conducted with two mobile interfaces reproducing the large screen interactions: BubbleSpace with a more faithful redesign and BubblesDial reducing the interactions for better fit to a small screen. The BubblesDial scored significantly better in usability and performance evaluation, especially when priming with use of the Bubble Wall. We also present implications for the redesign of these large content graph interactions for mobile use.

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Interaction Techniques for Wall-Sized Screens

Lischke

Grüninger

Klouche

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the 2015 International Conference on Interactive Tabletops &Amp; Surfaces - ITS '15

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Large screen displays are part of many future visions, such as i- LAND [11] that describes the possible workspace of the future. Research showed that wall-sized screens provide clear benefits for data exploration, collaboration and organizing work in office environments. With the increase of computational power and falling display prices wall-sized screens currently make the step out of research labs and specific settings into office environments and private life. Today, there is no standard set of interaction techniques for interacting with wall-sized displays and it is even unclear if a single mode of input is suitable for all potential applications. In this workshop, we will bring together researchers from academia and industry who work on large screens. Together, we will survey current research directions, review promising interaction techniques, and identify the underlying fundamental research challenges.

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Introducing Kupla UI

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