Kazunori Shiomi
ABSTRACT
We present a method to form a co-located group with detection of relative position using camera image, for enabling a user to share digital content instantly. The method uses only incorporated components on a mobile device without using peripheral devices such as RGB-D camera and independent of work environment or arrangement of users. Location of each user is detected based on the value of the on-device accelerometer and gyroscope. This provides a user highly co-located interaction anywhere. We also implement a collaborative Web search tool to which method is applied for supporting collaborative work through Web search.
Supplemental Material
- Dearman, D., G. R., and Truong, K. Determining the orientation of proximate mobile devices using their back facing camera. In Proc. CHI (20012), 2231--2234. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- Goel, M., L. B. M. A. T. P. S. B. G. H. S., and Begole, J. Surfacelink: Using inertial and acoustic sensing to enable multi-device interaction on a surface. In Proc. CHI (2014), 1387--1396. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Jokela, T., and Lucero, A. A comparative evaluation of touch-based methods to bind mobile devices for collaborative interactions. In Proc. CHI (2013), 3355--3364. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Jokela, T., and Luucero, A. Flexigroups: Binding mobile devices for collaborative interactions in medium-sized groups with device touch. In CHI (2014), 369--378. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Lin, C., W. C. C. H. C. W., and Chen, M. Realsense: Directional interaction for proximate mobile sharing using built-in orientation sensors. In MM (2013), 777--780. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- Terminal Group Formation with Detection of Relative Position Using Camera Image Recognition
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