Touching Projected Agents through the DAT Screen -System Design and Questions of Interaction Boundaries-
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This work describes the Desktop Amid Touch (DAT) screen, a system combining spatial projection on a deformable mesh with touch sensing and motorized resistance control. Initial prototypes detected single touches by estimating position and depth from tension changes, while subsequent versions added motorized tension control to vary indentation resistance. The paper outlines these implementations and demonstrations, distinguishing observed capabilities from open design questions regarding whether virtual agents should exhibit preferences or boundaries during interaction.
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This work describes the Desktop Amid Touch (DAT) screen, a system combining spatial projection on a deformable mesh with touch sensing and motorized resistance control. Initial prototypes detected single touches by estimating position and depth from tension changes, while subsequent versions added motorized tension control to vary indentation resistance. The paper outlines these implementations and demonstrations, distinguishing observed capabilities from open design questions regarding whether virtual agents should exhibit preferences or boundaries during interaction.
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