“Hover: conveying remote presence” by Maynes-Aminzade, Tan, Goulding and Vaucelle
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- Hover: conveying remote presence
Session/Category Title: Touchy Feely
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- Application
Abstract:
This sketch presents Hover, a device that enhances remote telecommunication by providing a sense of the activity and presence of remote users. The motion of a remote persona is manifested as the playful movements of a ball floating in midair. Hover is both a communication medium and an aesthetic object.
References:
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3. Ishii, H., and Ulmer, B. 1997. Tangible Bits: Towards Seamless Interfaces between People, Bits, and Atoms. In Proceedings CHI 1997, ACM Press, 234–241.
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