Interacting with a speckled world

Authors:
Matthew Leach;David Benyon
Affiliations:
Napier University;Napier University
Venue:
Proceedings of the 1st international workshop on Advanced data processing in ubiquitous computing (ADPUC 2006)
Year:
2006

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Abstract

The vision of truly ubiquitous computing is drawing closer, as show by the work of the Speckled Computing consortium who are developing micro-sensor networks to be invisibly integrated into our surroundings. The unique properties of this technology pose a challenge for current HCI theory, and so we propose a new interaction paradigm based on augmented reality. We report on the principles that form the foundation of this paradigm, and a number of studies that have been undertaken.