Large interactive displays are increasingly placed in public (or semipublic) locations,
including museums, shops, various city settings, and offices. This article discusses the …

Public-display installations can range from large-scale media facades that are embedded in
architectural structures and that people can interact with only from a distance, to direct-touch …

After years in the lab, interactive public displays are finding their way into public spaces,
shop windows, and public institutions. They are equipped with a multitude of sensors as well …

Multiple large displays are being increasingly used in interactive workspaces to enhance
individual and group work. However, little research has been conducted to determine …

Interactive displays are increasingly being distributed in a broad spectrum of everyday life
environments: they have very diverse form factors and portability characteristics, support a …

Larger display surfaces are becoming increasingly available due to multi-monitor capability
built into many systems, in addition to the rapid decrease in their costs. However, little is …

Large Interactive Displays (LIDs), such as tabletops or interactive walls, are promising
innovations, which are increasingly used to support co-located collaboration. Yet the current …

A key challenge for creating large interactive displays in public spaces is in the definition of
ways for the user to interact that are effective and easy to learn. This paper presents the …

Advances in display technology are creating more opportunities for situating displays in our
environment. While these displays share some common design principles with display …

Large interactive display systems are becoming increasingly pervasive, but most have been
studied in isolation, rather than in the context of other technologies in the environment. We …