Augmented tangible interface components and image based interactions
Kamen D. Kanev · 2012
This work focuses on digital object and environmental enhancements through durable surface and undersurface encoding by printing and laser marking. While resulting augmented physical objects and environmental surfaces preserve their usual appearance, they become easily recognizable and tractable by optical means. Based on such encodings novel interaction mechanisms are being developed and concrete works on interior pattern design and physical interface component construction are presented along with their applications in the creation and employment of tangible interfaces and image-based interaction.