Tangible Viewpoints: A Physical Interface for Exploring Character-Driven Narratives
Mazalek A; Davenport G; Ishii H
July 2002

Abstract
The Tangible Viewpoints project explores how physical objects and augmented surfaces can be used as tangible embodiments of different character perspectives in a multiple point-of-view interactive narrative. These graspable surrogates provide a more direct mode of navigation to the story world, bringing us closer to bridging the gap between the separate realms of bits and atoms within the field of digital storytelling.

Conference Abstracts and Applications of SIGGRAPH '02 (San Antonio, Texas, USA, July 21-26, 2002), ACM Press.
http://mf.media.mit.edu/pubs/conference/TangibleInterface.pdf

  
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