Spatial human interface in working environment - spatial-knowledge-tags to access memory of activity
Mihoko Niitsuma, Hideki Hashimoto, Hideki Hashimoto, A. Watanabe · 2005
The spatial human interface (SHI) is a relatively new system that enables us to facilitate human activity in a working environment. The SHI stores human activity data as knowledge and activity history of human into the spatial memory in a working environment as three-dimensional space where one acts, and loads them with the spatial-knowledge-tags (SKT) by supporting the enhancement of human activity. To realize this, the SHI purpose is to construct a new relationship among human and distributed networks computers and sensors that is based on intuitive and simultaneous interactions. In this paper, the specified functions of SKT and the realization method of SKT are explained. The experimental results using SKT are shown.