Interactive Paper @ ETH Zurich

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Beat Signer

Presentation given at multi task - Crossmediales Publizieren live, multi digital, Baar, Switzerland, November 2007

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Interactive Paper @ ETH Zurich
Moira C. Norrie, Beat Signer, Adriana Ispas, Nadir Weibel
Global Information Systems Lab
Department of Computer Science
ETH Zurich
http://vub.academia.edu/BeatSigner

29 November 2007

Paper in Everyday Settings

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Digital Pen and Paper
 Developed by Anoto
 Different pen manufacturers
 Logitech, Maxel, Nokia, ...

 Pattern space
 60 million km2

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Interactive Paper
Linking active areas to resources

image

video clip

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iPaper @ ETH Zurich
Tools
Cross-Media
Link Infrastructure

Applications
Publishing

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EdFest Project

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EdFest Demo

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EdFest Architecture Overview
Context XCM
content publishing
Engine platform

Context DB Metadata DB Appln DB
Text-to-Speech
Engine Client
ICR Software
Controller handwriting
recognition

iServer/iPaper Active
iPaper Client
cross-media Components
link server

Link DB

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Content Publishing Framework
iServer / iPaper
cross-media link server

XCM XML link
iPublish
definition
content publishing publishing framework
data
• paper link data
publish • active areas
Structure Style • layers
• digital resources
• user model
import PDF

XML data of XSL CSS
festival venues
and events

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Design of Interactive Paper Documents

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Rough Guide

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PaperWeb Print-n-Link

The Myth of the
Paperless Office,
written by A. J.
Sellen and
R. Harper,
November 2001

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PaperProof

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Concluding Remarks
 Digital Pen and Paper technology is here
 several commercial products and applications
 mainly used for data capture from forms
 Interactive Paper is on the way
 beginnings of commercial solutions
 potential shown in research settings
 general platforms and tools emerging
 Future challenges
 business models and solutions
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The increasing proliferation of mobile devices with Internet access contributed to clarify some important limitations of TCP/IP stack regarding mobility, multihoming, traceability and security. In its original design, Internet IP addresses were overloaded to simultaneously support host identification (ID) and location (Loc). As a consequence, application functionality can be affected when IP addresses are changed to update mobile nodes location. This dual functionality causes many problems in the current Internet, especially in supporting mobility. To deal with this limitations several solutions based on the idea of ID/Loc splitting have been proposed. In this position paper we present and compare some of them, summarizing their main features and limitations. We also identify opportunities and challenges for future research in the area as well as expected impacts/relations with other Future Internet aspects.

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