Lumisight Table: An Interactive View-Dependent Tabletop Display

Authors:
Yasuaki Kakehi;Makoto Iida;Takeshi Naemura;Yoshinari Shirai;Mitsunori Matsushita;Takeshi Ohguro
Affiliations:
The University of Tokyo;The University of Tokyo;The University of Tokyo;NTT Corporation;NTT Corporation;NTT Corporation
Venue:
IEEE Computer Graphics and Applications
Year:
2005

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Abstract

The Lumisight Table is a novel tabletop display that can provide different images to different users surrounding the system. It can also capture users' gestures and physical objects on the tabletop. With Lumisight Table, users can stay close enough to maintain nonverbal communication and collaborate while using computers, since it is physically single but visually multiple. The possibilities of its application include entertainment, computer-supported cooperative work, and media art works.