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The document describes a toolkit called ToyVision that supports the creation of innovative board games using tangible interaction. It discusses the architecture of the ToyVision toolkit and different types of tokens that can be used in board games, like simple tokens, named tokens, and constraint tokens. It also provides an example of how the toolkit could be used to create a board game like Dungeons & Dragons and prototypes created using the toolkit.
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20141016 ACM SHARE
- 1. TOYVISION A TOOLKIT TO SUPPORT THE CREATION OF INNOVATIVE BOARD-GAMES WITH TANGIBLE INTERACTION
- 4. BOARD-GAMES • Simple Tokens • Named Tokens • Constraint Tokens • Deformable Tokens 4
- 5. DUNGEONS & DRAGONS 5
- 6. PROTOTYPE 6
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- 8. CANINE-CENTERED INTERFACE DESIGN SUPPORTING THE WORK OF DIABETES ALERT DOGS
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- 11. DIABETES ALERT DOGS 11
- 12. TRADITION 12
- 13. PROTOTYPE 13
- 14. BY DESIGNING WITH DOGS, WE AIMED TO EMPOWER THEM AS USERS. 14