1. Microsoft Build 2016
9/22/2018 3:05 AM
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2. Session code
Surface Hub: Designing and Building UWPs for Surface Hub and the Large Screen
Paul C. Barr Michael Hilsdale
Principal PM Manager Senior Lead Engineer

3. Agenda What is Surface Hub? Whirlwind Hub Tour (DEMO)
Build 2014
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Agenda
What is Surface Hub?
Whirlwind Hub Tour (DEMO)
Building Apps for Surface Hub (DEMO)
Tailoring experiences for collaboration and the large screen
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4. Microsoft Surface Hub – Unlock the Power of the Group
Build 2015
Microsoft Surface Hub – Unlock the Power of the Group
9/22/2018 3:05 AM
Best way to create and brainstorm with others
Engaging and productive meetings
Platform for amazing large screen apps
Designed for the modern workplace
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5. All in one Microphone Array WiFi and Bluetooth Wide Angle Camera 1080p
Motion and Light Sensors
Wide Angle Camera 1080p
Motion and Light Sensors
NFC Reader
Speakers
Speakers
Pen and Charging Dock
Pen and Charging Dock
LCD
Low Friction, Anti Glare Surface
Pen and Touch Sensor, 120Hz
84” 4K and 55” 1080P
Integrated Compute

6. Demo: Surface Hub Overview
Microsoft Build 2016
9/22/2018 3:05 AM
Demo: Surface Hub Overview
Paul C. Barr
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7. Demo: Building and Publishing Apps for Surface Hub
Microsoft Build 2016
9/22/2018 3:05 AM
Demo: Building and Publishing Apps for Surface Hub
Michael Hilsdale
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9. Building Apps for Surface Hub is Easy
9/22/2018
Building Apps for Surface Hub is Easy
Surface Hub runs Universal Windows Apps
It does not support Win32 or Windows 8/8.1 applications
Apps scale automatically
Create a Neutral, x86, or x64 package
Device Family targeting
Ensure your app targets Windows.Universal so you’re available to Surface Hub devices
Requires Visual Studio 2015 Update 1 to debug
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10. Publishing through Dev Center
Leave default availabilities checked:

11. Publishing through Dev Center
Enable offline licensing, allowing orgs to deploy your app using management tools:

12. Surface Hub App design considerations
Build 2014
9/22/2018
Surface Hub App design considerations
Optimize for Pen and Touch
Every session looks like the app is running for the first time for a new user
Position and design UI controls appropriately
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13. Session Cleanup Surface Hub is a communal device
Build 2014
9/22/2018
Session Cleanup
Surface Hub is a communal device
At the end of every session, all application data, documents, pictures, media, temporary files will be deleted
To avoid data loss, store any user data to the cloud or connected devices
Consider removing all first run experiences because they will run for every new session
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14. Interaction and consumption zones
Near Screen Collaboration
Screen to 1.3m
Zone 2 – 55” Surface Hub
Small/Medium Meeting
Huddle Spaces
1.3m to 4m
Zone 2 – 84” Surface Hub
Medium/Large Meeting
Rooms
1.3m to 6m

15. Positioning of controls and scaling appropriately
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Positioning of controls and scaling appropriately
Know the user’s context and posture
Scale content and controls appropriately for interaction at the screen
Make controls reachable and comfortable to use for multiple users
Controls at top of screen may be hard to reach
Duplicate controls or move to center of screen
Place core functionality within user’s “cone of awareness”
Consider brightness and proximity of the user to the screen
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16. Call to Action View the Build 2015 talk on Surface Hub
Re-visit Build on Channel 9
Continue your education at Microsoft Virtual Academy online

17. Sensor APIs Motion Sensor Ambient Light Sensor
Windows::Devices::Sensors::ProximitySensor
Ambient Light Sensor
Windows::Devices::Sensors::LightSensor

18. Code Example for Querying the Pen ID
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Code Example for Querying the Pen ID
private const uint WirelessIdUsagePage = 0x0D;
private const uint WirelessIdUsage = 0x5B;
private int? GetPenId(PointerPointProperties pointerProperties) {
var hasId = pointerProperties.HasUsage(WirelessIdUsagePage, WirelessIdUsage);
return hasId ?
pointerProperties.GetUsageValue(WirelessIdUsagePage, WirelessIdUsage) :
(int?)null; }
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