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This article presents the recent updates and an evaluation of reacTIVision, a computer vision toolkit for fiducial marker tracking and multi-touch interaction. It also discusses the current and future development of the TUIO protocol and framework, which has been primarily designed as an abstraction layer for the description and transmission of pointers and tangible object states in the context of interactive tabletop surfaces. The initial protocol definition proved to be rather robust due to the simple and straightforward implementation approach, which also supported its widespread adoption within the open source community. This article also discusses the current limitations of this simplistic approach and provides an outlook towards a next generation protocol definition, which will address the need for additional descriptors and the protocol's general extensibility.