TeleSHift: Telexisting TUI for Physical Collaboration & Interaction
Andrew Chen, Tzu-Ling Yang, Shu-Yan Cheng, Po-Sheng Cheng, Tzu-Han, Lin, Kaiyuan Lin

TL;DR
TeleSHift introduces a 3-D tangible user interface with telexisting communication for enhanced group collaboration and presentation of complex shapes, overcoming limitations of on-screen manipulation.
Contribution
The paper presents a scalable TUI prototype that supports cooperative shape-based tasks with telexistence and linked manipulable bits for improved interactivity.
Findings
Supports multi-sided collaboration and one-to-many presentation.
Enables cooperative tasks with telexistence.
Provides a better user experience through linked manipulable bits.
Abstract
Current workflow on co-editing and simultaneous presentation of 3-D shapes is confined to on-screen manipulation, which causes loss of perceived information when presenting perceptual concepts or complex shapes between members. Thus, we create TeleSHift, a 3-D tangible user interface (TUI) with a telexisting communication framework for group-based collaboration and demonstration. In this work, we present a larger-scaled proof-of-concept prototype providing hands-on operation for shape-based interactions including multi-sided collaboration and one-to-many presentation. In contrast to previous works, we further extend the use of TUIs to support cooperative tasks with telexistence while enabling the linkage of manipulable bits to provide a better user experience and interactivity.
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Taxonomy
TopicsInteractive and Immersive Displays · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts · Innovative Human-Technology Interaction
