From Space to Stage: How Interactive Screens Will Change Urban Life

Authors:
Kai Kuikkaniemi;Giulio Jacucci;Marko Turpeinen;Eve Hoggan;Jörg Müller
Affiliations:
Helsinki Institute for Information Technology;Helsinki University of Technology;Helsinki Institute for Information Technology;Helsinki University of Technology;Deutsche Telekom Laboratories
Venue:
Computer
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Framed digital displays will soon give way to walls and facades that creatively motivate individual and group interaction.A stage serves as an apt metaphor to explore the ways in which these ubiquitous screens can transform passive viewing into aninvolved performance.