MagMobile: Enhancing Social Interactions with Rapid View-Stitching Games of Mobile Devices

Huang, Deng-Yuan; Chang, Tzu-Wen; Tsai, Min-Lun; Lin, Chien-Pang; Yu, Neng-Hao; Chen, Mike Y.; Hung, Yi‐Ping; Hsu, Chih‐Hao

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-35473-1_48

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“…The seamless multi-touch interaction could be useful in "around-the-device" application. There are a few examples of applications that support the "around-the-device" such as Pass-Them-Around, the photo-sharing application [11], MobiTop, the collaborative application [12] and MagMobile, the game application [13]. The seamless multi-touch interaction was useful for multi-touch on multi-device interaction especially on collocated multi-mobile application.…”

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A Seamless Multi-Touch Interaction for Collocated Multi-Mobile System

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2019

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Collocated Multi-Mobile System allows users to combine mobile devices as a massive surface with multi-touch capabilities for collaborative activities. In this paper, a study was conducted to identify the performance of a seamless multi-touch interaction using multiple mobile devices. The system owned a server that used to unify touch-input from multiple mobile devices thus able to create large multi-touch surface. Trough user-centred approach, this study found that the seamless multi-touch interaction was effective and intuitive during interaction across multiple devices. There were less errors and less movements made by users while doing certain task using the seamless multi-touch interaction. Issues such as bezel and lack of gesture were considered and will be resolved in the future.

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A Seamless Multi-Touch Interaction for Collocated Multi-Mobile System

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2019

IJATCSE

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“…Siftables use infrared emitters and transceivers for detecting nearby cubes [23]. Likewise, mobile devices with magnets and hall sensors can sense presence [13], or instrumented phones can utilize custom-built radio tracking for positioning [18] -though often with relatively coarsegrained spatial resolution (~1m). Similarly, GroupTogether requires custom-built radio-based position trilateration for device positions [21].…”

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HuddleLamp

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Jetter

Marquardt

et al. 2014

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

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We present HuddleLamp, a desk lamp with an integrated RGB-D camera that precisely tracks the movements and positions of mobile displays and hands on a table. This enables a new breed of spatially-aware multi-user and multi-device applications for around-the-table collaboration without an interactive tabletop. At any time, users can add or remove displays and reconfigure them in space in an adhoc manner without the need of installing any software or attaching markers. Additionally, hands are tracked to detect interactions above and between displays, enabling fluent cross-device interactions. We contribute a novel hybrid sensing approach that uses RGB and depth data to increase tracking quality and a technical evaluation of its capabilities and limitations. For enabling installation-free ad-hoc collaboration, we also introduce a web-based architecture and JavaScript API for future HuddleLamp applications. Finally, we demonstrate the resulting design space using five examples of cross-device interaction techniques.

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“…For instance, by employing computer vision [1,2,11,12] or developing custom sensing hardware [5,6,8]. In the examined research, communication between devices is most commonly realized through a shared dedicated remote server [1,2,4,6,7,11,12,14].…”

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Connichiwa

Schreiner

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Jetter

et al. 2015

Proceedings of the 33rd Annual ACM Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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While Mark Weiser's vision of ubiquitous computing is getting closer to reality, a fundamental part of it -the interconnection of devices into a "ubiquitous network" -is not achieved yet. Differences in hardware, architecture, and missing standardizations are just some reasons for this. We think that existing research is not versatile enough and too tailored to either single applications, hardware, or location. We contribute Connichiwa -a versatile framework for creating web applications across multiple devices. We base Connichiwa on four key goals: integration of existing devices, independence of network infrastructure, versatility of application scenario, and usability of its API. Connichiwa runs web applications on off-the-shelf consumer devices. With no external dependencies, such as a server, it enables a great variety of possible scenarios. We tested the technical feasibility of Connichiwa in seven example applications and plan to evaluate the framework and the usability of its API in a one-week Hackathon.

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MagMobile: Enhancing Social Interactions with Rapid View-Stitching Games of Mobile Devices

Cited by 4 publications

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A Seamless Multi-Touch Interaction for Collocated Multi-Mobile System

A Seamless Multi-Touch Interaction for Collocated Multi-Mobile System

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