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Agenda
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Agenda 1 Classical Columns 2 Digital Columns 2 Digital Columns 3 Cylindrical Screens 4 Interactive Columns 5 Discussion
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1 1 Agenda Agenda Agenda 1 Classical Columns 2 2 Digital Columns Digital Columns 3 Cylindrical Screens 4 Interactive Columns 5 Discussion 2 2 1. CLASSICAL COLUMNS 3 3 4 4 5 5 2. DIGITAL COLUMNS 6 6 DIGITAL COLUMNS
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- 1. CLASSICAL COLUMNS
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- 2. DIGITAL COLUMNS
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DIGITAL COLUMNS
- Rotating LED displays (Dynascan, Kinoton)
- Cylindrical LED displays
Fraunhofer VR Object Display
- Fraunhofer VR Object Display
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VR OBJECT DISPLAY
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DISPLAY MODES
- 2D Mode
- 3D Stereo Mode
VR Object Mode
- VR Object Mode
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SPECIFICATIONS
- height 2.2 m, diameter 1.5 m
- 3D rear projection by 8 standard projectors
2048 x 512 resolution
- 2048 x 512 resolution
- magnetical and optical tracking system
- directed sound system
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HARDWARE
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HARDWARE
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IMAGE CORRECTION
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SOFTWARE
- Realtime autocalibration software
- Edgeless image blending
Distributed rendering of visualisation
- Distributed rendering of visualisation
- Displayed contents VRML scenes
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- 3. CYLINDRICAL SCREENS
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AMBIENT AND SITUATION
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DEGREES OF FREEDOM
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DEGREES OF FREEDOM
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MULTI USER INTERACTION
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MULTI USER INTERACTION
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VIEWER POSITION
usually no „frontal viewing“
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POSTER POSITION
interacts towards an unknown direction
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CLASSICAL SCREEN
rectangular frame
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CLASSICAL SCREEN
screen layout depends
- n its framing
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CLASSICAL SCREEN
window metaphor
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CLASSICAL SCREEN
screens out what is
- utside its frame
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CINEMA SCREEN (immersive)
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CAVE (total immersive)
virtual space physical space
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CYLINDRICAL SCREEN (non-immersive)
physical space virtual
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CYLINDRICAL SCREEN (non-immersive)
convex shape
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CYLINDRICAL SCREEN
section of view
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IMAGES AND MOVIES
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PANORAMA
i i t viewpoint
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PANORAMA
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TYPOGRAPHY
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TYPOGRAPHY
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CHARACTERISTIC 1
„interacts towards unknown direction“
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CHARACTERISTIC 2
„No Left, No Right, no Beginning and no End“
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INTERACTION TECHNIQUES
- Multitouch (direct but explicit only)
- Face, Facial Expressions (frontal viewing only)
Gestures (close up subtle interaction)
- Gestures (close-up, subtle interaction)
- Position and Movements (allow implicit initial)
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SENSOR INTERFACE
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SENSOR INTERFACE
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IMPLICIT INITIAL INTERACTION
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IMPLICIT INITIAL INTERACTION
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REACTIVE COLUMN
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MULTIPLAYER GAMES
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DISCUSSION
- What are suitable sites of installation?
- What are the benefits for advertisers and viewers?
Further ideas of advertisements?
- Further ideas of advertisements?
- How can the interaction technique be refined?
- How might a user study of this prototype
be designed?
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CONTACT
- Gilbert Beyer
gilbert.beyer@pst.ifi.lmu.de
- Stefan Klose
stefan.klose@first.fraunhofer.de
- Karsten Isakovich
- Karsten Isakovich
Karsten.isakovic@first.fraunhofer.de
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