Science Museum Mixed Reality Digital Media Exhibitions for Children

Liu, Wei; Fernando, Owen Noel Newton; Cheok, Adrian David; Wijesena, Janaka Prasad; Tan, Roger Thomas Kok Chuen

doi:10.1109/dmamh.2007.4414586

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“…Designing interactive installations for diverse venues and different contexts has become increasingly popular [1]. Science centers wish to exploit the interactive, often surprising, element to bring more visitors and to explain difficult scientific concepts in a more appealing way.…”

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Interactive Installations: Tales from the Trenches

Campos

Jorge

2011

Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2011

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Abstract. Breakthrough innovation can be interpreted as research translated into products that the market accepts. The process of market translation of several products developed by WowSystems, a Portuguese company specialized in novel interaction paradigms, is explained in this paper as a case study shedding some light into how innovation centers can better promote innovation, in the form of well-succeeded products. We describe two paradigmatic "tales from the trenches" and conclude with some guidelines that were outlined on the basis of more than three years delivering fifty interactive installations.

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Interactive Installations: Tales from the Trenches

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Jorge

2011

Human-Computer Interaction – INTERACT 2011

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“…In fact, designing interactive installations for diverse venues and different contexts has become increasingly popular [1]. Science centers wish to exploit the interactive element to bring more visitors and explain difficult concepts in a more appealing way.…”

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