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INTACT: Instant Interaction with 3D Printed Objects Late-Breaking Works: Novel Interactions / Hudin, Charles / Panëels, Sabrina / Strachan, Steven Extended Abstracts of the ACM CHI'16 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2016-05-07 v.2 p.2719-2725
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Summary: The INTACT platform enables the instant addition of interactivity to any 3D printed object, with the aim of enriching and enhancing the interaction design process by eliminating the need to incorporate potentially obstructive sensor technologies. Using a system of force sensing combined with a digital model of the object; the system is capable of detecting a single touch, its position and the corresponding force of that touch anywhere on the object. In order to aid and encourage other practitioners to use such technology we demonstrate how to build such a system and describe two illustrative examples.
INTACT: Instant Interaction for 3D Printed Objects Interactivity Demos / Hudin, Charles / Panëels, Sabrina / Strachan, Steven Extended Abstracts of the ACM CHI'16 Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems 2016-05-07 v.2 p.3687-3690
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Summary: The INTACT platform enables the instant addition of interactivity to any 3D printed object, with the aim of enriching and enhancing the interaction design process. This is achieved by eliminating the need to incorporate potentially obstructive sensor technologies. Using a system of force sensing combined with a digital model of the object the system is capable of detecting a single touch, its position and the corresponding force of that touch anywhere on the object.