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Carpus: A Non-Intrusive User Identification Technique for Interactive Surfaces

Carpus: A Non-Intrusive User Identification Technique for Interactive Surfaces Project page: http://www.raframakers.net/wiki/Main/... Interactive surfaces have great potential for co-located collaboration because of their ability to track multiple inputs simultaneously. However, the multi-user experience on these devices could be enriched significantly if touch points could be associated with a particular user. Existing approaches to user identification are intrusive, require users to stay in a fixed position, or suffer from poor accuracy. We present a non-intrusive, high-accuracy technique for mapping touches to their corresponding user in a collaborative environment. By mounting a high-resolution camera above the interactive surface, we are able to identify touches reliably without any extra instrumentation, and users are able to move around the surface at will. Our technique, which leverages the back of users' hands as identifiers, supports walk-up-and-use situations in which multiple people interact on a shared surface. Raf Ramakers, http://www.raframakers.net Davy Vanacken, http://research.edm.uhasselt.be/~dvan... Kris Luyten, http://research.edm.uhasselt.be/kris/ Karin Coninx Johannes Schöning, http://www.johannesschoening.de Carpus: A Non-Intrusive User Identification Technique for Interactive Surfaces, Ramakers, R., Vanacken, D., Luyten, K., Coninx, K. and Schöning J., 25th ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology (UIST 2012), Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, October 7-10, 2012