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Abstract
This paper discusses the design challenges for creating NetWorld, a permanent museum exhibit about how the Internet works. The exhibit space itself is responsive to visitors. It senses them through technologies such as computer vision, wireless ID cards, and physical devices with embedded sensors and responds to them through large touch screens and large-format interactive displays that span across multiple projectors. We present the design goals that lead to the adoption of these techniques and discuss the practical challenges in creating a coherent aesthetic and immersive visitor experience while adopting brand new technologies
Artists / Authors
- Henry Kaufman, University of California Los Angeles
- Christopher Kline
Origination
United Kingdom, 1999-2001
Partners / Sponsors
Nearlife, Inc., Cambridge MA, us
Submission
", Jun 15, 2001
Category
- Education and learning
Keywords
Additions to Keyword List
- Immersive Public Spaces |
- Multimodal Interaction |
- Physical Interactives