Abstract
Retail products are often experienced through transparent
barriers such as shop windows, vending machines or
display cabinets. Such surfaces offer opportunities for
digital augmentation to enhance the experience at this point
of contact. To explore this domain and its challenges, we
have developed and evaluated the WaveWindow. This is an
interactive see-through display that allows users to interact
with digital content that overlays physical items behind a
semi-transparent screen. Navigating and selecting content is
achieved by waving and knocking on the display. We
performed a user study and the resulting user interactions
were recorded and analysed, and a number of design
recommendations are made for gestural interaction in
public settings and their application in a retail setting.
Translated title of the contribution | WaveWindow: Supporting performative guestural interaction in a public setting |
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Original language | English |
Pages (from-to) | 109-112 |
Journal | Interactive tabletops and Surfaces |
Publication status | Published - 2010 |
Bibliographical note
ISBN: 97814503039961011Publisher: Acm
Name and Venue of Conference: Interactive tabletops and Surfaces
Other identifier: 2001284