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1 document by Hiroshima City University in the Game Industry Library, the newest “Touch Space: An Embodied Computing Mixed Reality Game Space” (2003).
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Whitepaper8 pages
Touch Space: An Embodied Computing Mixed Reality Game Space
Touch-Space introduces a novel mixed reality (MR) gaming framework designed to reintegrate physical interaction, human touch, and social presence into computer entertainment.
- Touch-Space utilizes an embodied computing framework to integrate physical movement, tangible object manipulation, and social interaction into room-scale mixed reality gaming.
- The system features a seamless transition interface that allows players to switch between AR and VR modes while maintaining continuous physical and social awareness of other participants.
- By anchoring digital 3D objects to physical locations and movements, the framework replaces traditional screen-based interfaces with natural gestures and body language.
National University of SingaporeJan 2003
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