I will try to group related work into these categories:
- Interaction [14,31,37,39] & Visualizations on large displays [22,23,24,25,26,40]
- Interaction between devices [11] and large screens [1] (main Focus of this work)
- Proximity related projects [17, 9] (Position&Distance[8], Orientation, Movement, Identity[25] )
- Proximity aware surfaces (vertical [1,6,7,13,15] and horizontal)
- Proximity between devices [5,12,17] (connection&selection [12,16,18,27, 41, 42], awareness, information exchange)
- Proximity between people [19] and their natural environment [4,21,19]
- Proximity tracking technology [20][kinect]
- Multi surface environments [29,30,31,32,33,34,35,37,38]
- Frameworks or guidelines [36, 10]
- (Privacy issues in Ubiquitos computing )
- http://pages.cpsc.ucalgary.ca/~nmarquar/wiki/index.php/References/Ramos2009-SynchronousGesturesInMDE (Bump to connect)
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