We present PolyChrome, an application framework for creating web-based collaborative
visualizations that can span multiple devices. The framework supports (1) co-browsing new …

Co-located collaborative Web browsing is a relatively common task and yet is poorly
supported by conventional tools. Prior research in this area has focused on adapting …

As the power of end user web browsers increases, the delivery of sophisticated
visualizations of information via the web becomes possible. However no technology exists …

As computing environments that combine multiple displays and input devices become more
common, the need for applications that take advantage of these capabilities becomes more …

Visualization is essentially a collaborative activity, widely used in many scientific and
engineering disciplines. Visualization may be used to convey insight into phenomena that …

We describe a system, implemented as a browser extension, that enables users to quickly
and easily collect, view, and share personal Web content. Our system employs a novel …

Large multi-touch displays are expanding the possibilities of multiple-coordinated views by
allowing multiple people to interact with data in concert or independently. We present Lark, a …

Keeping track of device interactions in smart environments is a challenging task for everyday
users. Given the expected high number of communicating devices in future smart homes, it …

Collaborative browsing, or co-browsing, is the co-navigation of the web with other people at-
a-distance, supported by software that takes care of synchronizing the browsers. Current …

While Mark Weiser's vision of ubiquitous computing is getting closer to reality, a fundamental
part of it-the interconnection of devices into a" ubiquitous network"-is not achieved yet …