The massive mobile multiuser framework
Tim Weißker, Andreas Berst, Johannes Hartmann, Florian Echtler · 2016
In this paper, we present the Massive Mobile Multiuser (M3) framework, a software platform designed to enable setup-free, real-time, concurrent interaction with shared public displays through large numbers of personal mobile devices. This work is motivated by the fact that simultaneous interaction of multiple persons with public displays requires either dedicated tracking hardware to detect gestures or touch, or a way for users to interact through their personal mobile devices. The latter option provides more flexibility but also presents a heightened entry barrier as it often requires installation of custom software.