Multi-view proxemics: distance and position sensitive interaction

Authors:
Jakub Dostal;Per Ola Kristensson;Aaron Quigley
Affiliations:
University of St Andrews, UK;University of St Andrews, UK;University of St Andrews, UK
Venue:
Proceedings of the 2nd ACM International Symposium on Pervasive Displays
Year:
2013

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Abstract

We present work at a previously unexplored intersection of two research areas: proxemic interaction and multi-view display technologies. Multi-view proxemic systems concurrently deliver distinct views from a single display to different viewers depending on a combination of their angle to the display and their distance from it. In this paper we demonstrate the capability to design such an interactive system using only commodity hardware and software. We describe two systems and present results of two user studies with 18 participants. The studies are based on two real-world scenarios of a departure board and a video player (with sub-titles). Our results show that multi-view proxemic systems are accurate and that users find them useful and would use them if they were available. We also discuss some of the design and technological implications of our work.