Interaction Techniques for High Resolution Displays

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1 Interaction Techniques for High Resolution Displays ZuiScat

2 Interaction Techniques for High Resolution Displays analysis of existing and conception of new interaction and visualization techniques for high resolution displays in consideration of

2 2 Interaction Techniques for High Resolution Displays analysis of existing and conception of new interaction and visualization techniques for high resolution displays in consideration of human capabilities and restrictions design and evaluation of novel input devices for HRDs development of a general interaction framework. BW-FIT - Interactive Visualization for Gigapixel Displays

bingen Prof. Dr. T. Ertl, Institut für Visualisierung und Interaktive Systeme, Universität Stuttgart Prof. Dr. D. Keim, Databanken, Data Mining & Visualisierung, Universität Konstanz Prof.

3 BW-FIT Project Partners 3 Prof. Dr. O. Deussen, Computergrafik, Universität Konstanz Prof. Dr. H. Reiterer, Mensch-Computer Interaktion, Universität Konstanz Prof. Dr. H. Bülthoff, Max-Planck Institut für biologische Kybernetik, Tübingen Prof. Dr. T. Ertl, Institut für Visualisierung und Interaktive Systeme, Universität Stuttgart Prof. Dr. D. Keim, Databanken, Data Mining & Visualisierung, Universität Konstanz Prof. Dr. A. Keller, Medieninformatik, Universität Ulm Bernd Lintermann, Zentrum für Kunst- und Medientechnologie Karlsruhe Prof. Dr. A. Schilling, Graphisch-Interaktive Systeme, Universität Tübingen

4 HRDs 4

5 Gigapixel Image 5 Gigapixel Project -

6 Advantages HRDs 6 HRDs fit human capabilities: visual angle, visual acuity, superior immersion Virtual navigation enhance real one (not a replacement) direct interaction, faster Real overview & context, detail on demand, interactive wall Increased real estate for e.g. spatial information management, creative brainstorming, interactive whiteboard

7 Challenges & Chances 7 Small focal & large peripheral areas Varying distances (need for lightweight, small, wireless, ergonomic input devices) User / group behavior Multi user / multiple devices Collaborative Environment

8 Input Devices 8

9 Input Devices 9 Design Characteristics: [Vogel, Balakrishnan 05] Accuracy Acquisition Speed Interaction Speed Ergonomic Use Smooth Transition Between Interaction Distances

10 Laser Pointer Tracking 10 Already used as pointing device, intuitive and easy to use (Almost) distance independent Client-Server Architecture Highly scalable Standard, low-cost hardware Fast & easy calibration Various settings (front/back, centred/sloped, upright/horizontal)

11 Camera calibration 11

12 PowerWall camera settings 12

13 Further tracking tools 13 ART passive infrared optical tracking system 5DT Data Glove, 14 sensors (flexure & abduction)

14 Combining virtual and physical navigation 14 Robert Konstanzer, Seminar Interaction Techniques for HRDs, 2006.

15 Hollywood 15 Minority Report 2002 Dale Rutter

16 HRD Interaction 16

17 UI Concepts & Paradigms 17

18 UI Concepts & Paradigms 18 Large-display usability issues: [Robertson et al. 05] Losing the cursor Bezel problems Distal information access problems Window management problems Task management problems Configuration problems

19 Information organization? 19

20 More space more information? 20

21 ZOIL Paradigm 21 Zoomable Object-oriented Information Landscape No desktop information landscape No windows zoomable objects No menus, scrollbars direct manipulation with zooming and Primary panningvisual access on large information space Spatial metaphor instead of abstract hierarchies New interface paradigm inspired by Jef Raskin s ZoomWorld with the integration of HyperGrid, ZUIScat and other ZUI components.

22 ZOIL Paradigm 22

Next steps 23 Enhance Laser Tracking (industry cameras, infrared, filter, gestures, OCR, device combinations) Integrate ART Tracking System & 5DT Data Glove, PDA Interaction Evolve

23 Next steps 23 Enhance Laser Tracking (industry cameras, infrared, filter, gestures, OCR, device combinations) Integrate ART Tracking System & 5DT Data Glove, PDA Interaction Evolve adequate interaction techniques (gestures, widgets, ) Evaluate conventional & novel input devices Develop general interaction framework Apply ZOIL Paradigm on PowerWall for specific use case

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