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Mediated Tabletop Interaction In The Biology Lab Exploring the Design Space of the Rabbit Ubicomp 2011 – Beijing, China – September 21, 2011 Juan David Hincapié- Ramos Aurélien Tabard Jakob E. Bardram

Related Work Static Means –Shape and Color –Fiducial and Magnetic Markers Active Means –Dynamic properties –Anoto-based –IR LED diodes –Bluetooth + Blinking Displays RFID-based –Triangulation –Reader Matrixes –Reader on Object –Frame Difference Algebra X Y Tube ID Orientation

The racks are always holding the tubes.

The Rabbit

Augmenting the Rack

Rabbit Schematics Tagged TubesTop ViewBottom View

Coding Approach Reference Bits Byte 1 Byte 2 Byte 3 Byte 4 Checksum Bits Action Bits Unassigned Bits

Mediated Tabletop Interaction RFID Barcodes QR codes iButton LED matrix LCD display USB Bluetooth ZigBee WiFi

Technology Exploration Participatory Design Workshop – 6 participants Focus Group – 12 participants

Technology Exploration Mediator mockup probes 6 participants, 32 pictures Grounded Theory inspired processing 6 categories and 44 tags

Design Space Mediator Design Object – Mediator – Surface Integration Device environment Categories:

Mediator design Capacity Embeddednes s Form Factor

Object+Mediator+Surface Integration Reference Information Source Output Space

Device Integration Surface Coupling Ecology

Conclusion We introduced the concept of Mediated Tabletop Interaction We built a prototype illustrating the concept We described its design space We are looking for new occurrences of it Demo