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“funi: flowers as user networking interface” by Nomura and Endo

“GUIs for real-time programs using universal pointers” by McGuire

“Gaze and voice based game interaction: the revenge of the killer penguins” by Wilcox, Evans, Pearce, Pollard and Sundstedt

“LimpiDual touch: interactive limpid display with dual-sided touch sensing” by Iwabuchi, Kakehi and Naemura

“KAGEO” by Uchida and Inakage

“MeisterGRIP: cylindrical interface for intuitional robot manipulation” by Komeiji, Sato, Minamizawa, Nii, Kawakami, et al. …

“Interactive segmentation-free skeletonization of grayscale volumes” by Abeysinghe

“investiGaming: gateway to research about gender, gaming, and computing” by Heeter and Winn

“Mobile interface using visible-light communication technology for pervasive computing environment” by Narumi, Hiyama, Tanikawa and Hirose

“Mutsugoto: a body-drawing communicator for distant partners” by Hayashi, Agamanolis and Karau

“Node self-localization in the “Two-Dimensional Communication” networks” by Nakatsuma, Makino and Shinoda

“nioi café: olfactory display system with visual feedback” by Nambu, Narumi, Nishimura, Tanikawa and Hirose

“munica: an advancing age’s social networking device with greeting cards” by Koriyama, Namai, Kazato and Okude

“Seismonasty” by Kushiyama and Sasada

“Remote impact: shadowboxing over a distance” by Mueller, Agamanolis, Vetere and Gibbs

“The holodeck construction manual” by Steinicke, Ropinski, Bruder and Hinrichs

“Study on the brainwave-based alarming system to prevent children’s video & internet game addiction”

“The physical object interaction using a glasses-type display” by Nakanishi and Horikoshi

“Touch, watch, and listen to the sound; visualized two-dimensional plane vibration and its sound” by Yamakata, Katsumoto and Kimura

“Virtual Rome” by Calori, Camporesi, Negri and Pescarin

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