Augmented reality and tangible user interfaces integration for enhancing the user experience
Fabio R. Rodrigues, Fernando Sato, Leonardo Castro Botega, Allan Cesar Moreira de Oliveira · 2012
The integration of post-wimp computer interfaces arises as an alternative to meet individual limitations of each one, considering both interaction components and feedbacks to users. Tangible interfaces can present restrictions referring to physical space on tabletop architectures, which limits the manipulation of objects and deprecates the interactive process. Hence, this paper proposes the integration of techniques of mobile Augmented Reality with tabletop tangible architecture for blending real and virtual components on its surface, aiming to make the interactive process richer, seamless and more complete.