DRIVE: Directly Reaching Into Virtual Environment with bare hand manipulation behind mobile display

Authors:
Seung Wook Kim;Anton Treskunov;Stefan Marti
Affiliations:
Samsung Electronics US R&D Center, USA;Samsung Electronics US R&D Center, USA;Samsung Electronics US R&D Center, USA
Venue:
3DUI '11 Proceedings of the 2011 IEEE Symposium on 3D User Interfaces
Year:
2011

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Abstract

We present DRIVE, an interaction method that allows a user to manipulate virtual content by reaching behind a mobile display device such as a cellphone, tablet PC, etc. Unlike prior work that uses front volume as well as front, side, and back surfaces, DRIVE utilizes the back volume of the device. Together with face tracking, out system creates the illusion that the user's hand is co-located with virtual volumetric content.