KIST Smart Wall' and its Media Art Application: The Scenery Series
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Abstract
The interactive large displays for use in professional applications such as signage, education and installation art have been introduced for many years. However the innovative technology and novel application needed to drive the rapid growth of the market are still sought after. We suggest a series of media art application with the KIST Smart Wall which provides robust and highly functional multi-touch capability on the large display at low cost enabling to provide perspective scene for users. For this interactivity exhibition, we collaborated with three media artists to explore the interactive wall as an emotional and aesthetic media art platform. 'The Scenery Series' will communicate with audiences in emotionally touching images and meanings.
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April 2015
2546 pages
ISBN:9781450331463
DOI:10.1145/2702613
- General Chairs:
- Bo Begole,
- Jinwoo Kim,
- Program Chairs:
- Kori Inkpen,
- Woontack Woo
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Published: 18 April 2015
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