Research Article
Spontaneous Interaction on Context-Aware Public Display: An NFC and Infrared Sensor approach
@INPROCEEDINGS{10.4108/ICST.IMMERSCOM2007.2253, author={Gabriel Chavira and Salvador Nava and Ram\^{o}n Herv\^{a}s and Jos\^{e} Bravo and Carlos S\^{a}nchez}, title={Spontaneous Interaction on Context-Aware Public Display: An NFC and Infrared Sensor approach}, proceedings={1st Intenational ICST Conference on Immersive Telecommunications \& Workshops}, proceedings_a={IMMERSCOM}, year={2010}, month={5}, keywords={Public display NFC Interaction.}, doi={10.4108/ICST.IMMERSCOM2007.2253} }
- Gabriel Chavira
Salvador Nava
Ramón Hervás
José Bravo
Carlos Sánchez
Year: 2010
Spontaneous Interaction on Context-Aware Public Display: An NFC and Infrared Sensor approach
IMMERSCOM
ICST
DOI: 10.4108/ICST.IMMERSCOM2007.2253
Abstract
Public Display offers an excellent conduit for automatic delivery of information in an intelligent environment that is tailored to the user. We have detected some situations in which some kind of interaction with public displays is needed. The objective should require minimum interactive effort on the part of the user. In this work we present our experience when we tested two forms of interacting with public displays: Infrared sensors, to detect a sweep of the hand over the sensor; and a Near Field Communication (NFC) enabled cell phone, which used a mobile keyboard to carry out the interaction.
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