Rubber shark as user interface

Authors:
Andrew Carvey;Jim Gouldstone;Pallavi Vedurumudi;Adam Whiton;Hiroshi Ishii
Affiliations:
MIT Mechanical Engineering, Cambridge, MA;MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA;Harvard Graduate School of Education, Cambridge, MA;MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA;MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA
Venue:
CHI '06 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
Year:
2006

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Abstract

This paper presents a simple means to tag real world physical objects with digital information and functions. The system is low-cost and easily distributable to allow the general public outside the laboratory and academic environments to explore and experiment with physical-digital object couplings as an interface. The system is a tool to test out conceptual physical-digital mapping and metaphor and to prototype elements of Tangible User Interface. It can simply enhance the Graphical User Interface experience.