FGTIS 2013 panel between young researchers and invited speakers 17h-18h Catherine Letondal.

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FGTIS 2013 panel between young researchers and invited speakers 17h-18h Catherine Letondal

suggested topics design representations redesigning « a better world » categorization & frameworks

design what are the main and important problems of TUI? learning by doing – design thinking in tangible interaction limits of tokens and constraints how to design affordances reuse? each TUI example is a unique design – can we share some conventions on interactions (cf tap/pinch/rotate in multi-touch surfaces) digital fabrication (laser cutter, 3D printer), industrial products (cost, quality)

representation what are the operations / data representations that are especially suited for tangible representation symbolic / physical representation of information: differences, implications, possibilities to integrate them

redesigning «a better world» tangible interaction: a perspective to tranform activities (our ways to « understand ») TI is about modeling/designing/understanding activities, not objects? intuitive interaction, creativity how to balance digital freedom with tangible affordances? (advantages / disadvantages) stop copying non-digital tools and start building rebuilding or even inventing new contexts and use scenarios role of digitality in TI TUI for expert users? only ReacTable? in what areas TUIs can have a meaningful impact? how do we get beyond toy systems which are used for < 4 hours?

categorization & frameworks tangible interaction common links with: virtual reality (immersion/presence) augmented reality (sensing, cognition, interaction) difference / similarities between: AR / VR / TUI / Ubicomp / NUI / RBI / embodied / embedded / surface / ambient / mixed reality... technologies shared or not by ubiquitous computing, AR, TUI, VR

categorization & frameworks framework purposes? design understanding (« emerging frameworks »), looking for the proper concepts or categories framework of X ? what is X?... somewhat circular? sorting out & explain/discuss your work in a scientific paper

categorization & frameworks what duality should we prefer? a lot of candidates... virtual / physical digital / physical non-graspable / graspable (Fitzmaurice) intangible / tangible cf MCPRit (Ullmer&Ishii) behind the computer screen / out of the computer screen non-real / real (Jacob) non-physical / physical abstract / concrete digital / non-digital... /...