RealityDrop: A Multimodal Mixed Reality Framework to Manipulate Virtual Content between Cross-system Displays
Jeremy McDade, Allison Jing, Andrew Cunningham

TL;DR
RealityDrop is a multimodal mixed reality framework enabling seamless manipulation and transfer of virtual content across diverse display systems, enhancing collaboration through intuitive interactions.
Contribution
It introduces a novel MR framework that integrates multimodal interactions and cross-system interfaces for improved virtual content management.
Findings
Effective cross-system content transfer demonstrated
Enhanced collaboration through multimodal interactions
Flexible content manipulation across displays
Abstract
In this poster, we present RealityDrop, a novel multimodal framework that uses Mixed Reality (MR) technology to manipulate, display, and transfer virtual content across different display systems. Employing MR as the centre of control, RealityDrop affords concise information dissemination among diverse collaborators, through varied representations that best fit each display system's unique features using `superhuman' gaze and gesture interactions. Three multimodal interaction techniques, a customised content interpreter, and two cross-system interfaces are incorporated for fluent content manipulation and presentation.
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Taxonomy
TopicsAugmented Reality Applications · Virtual Reality Applications and Impacts · Speech and dialogue systems
