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Beat Signer

Presentation given at DELOS Demo Day, February 2006

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Linking Paper and Digital Media
Beat Signer
Institute for Information Systems
ETH Zurich
CH-8092 Zurich, Switzerland

1 February 2006

The Myth of the Paperless Office

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Integrating Paper and Digital Media
 Enriching the use of paper in everyday settings
 Interactive paper framework (iPaper) developed
as part of Paper++ and PaperWorks project
 information-centric approach supports different
technologies, functionalities and applications
 Platform for general cross-media information
management (iServer)
 resource plug-in mechanism
 semantic resources and active content
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iServer Cross-Media Platform
link

Entities

Selectors Resources

Shape Page Query DB Object
Time Span / Movie Clip XPointer XHTML
Data/Metadata
Spatial Info Document

iPaper Application Database
Movie Clips HTML Documents

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iSERVER
iServer
Links link parameter
(1,*) (1,*) Has (0,*)
HasSource Links HasTarget Preferences
Preferences
(0,*) (0,*)
(0,*)

parameter entity (0,*) AccessibleTo (0,*) user
(0,*) (0,*) (0,*)
Properties HasProperties Entities (0,*)
(0,*)
Users HasMembers
(1,1)
InaccessibleTo
Layers partition
partition
(0,*)

layer individual group
(0,*) (0,*)
|Layers| OnLayer CreatedBy Individuals Groups
Users
layer
(1,1) Plug-ins
selector resource

Active (1,1) (0,*) (0,*)
Selectors RefersTo Resources Contains
Layers

(0,*)
Resources
iPAPER page resource textComp medium
(0,*)
OnPage Pages Containers Texts Media
(1,1)
shape
(0,*)
Shapes HasShapes (1,1)
medium
document

Contains (0,*) Movies
partition (2,*) Documents
Pages
rectangle polygon ellipse circle complexShape medium medium

Complex
Rectangles Polygons Ellipses Circles Images Webpages
Shapes

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iPaper Architecture

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Anoto Technology

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PaperPoint

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Natural History Museum, London

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Augmented Research Papers

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Diploma in Digital Applications (DiDA)

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EdFest 2005 Components

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EdFest 2005 User Trials

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EdFest 2005 User Trials ...
 Multiple interactive paper documents
 Map locator functionality
 Event rating and reminder
 Printed event lists
 Bookmark with query and reservation functionality
 Voice feedback
 Pen and earpiece using Bluetooth

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Mammography Annotations

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The Lost Cosmonaut
 Writing as a collaborative
act of memory and story-
telling
 Reading, writing and
narrative as an act of
making sense
 Handwriting as a tool for
human computer
interaction

In collaboration with Axel Vogelsang,
Artists in Labs Programme
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Generosa Enterprise
 Interactive drawing installation
 Exhibited at the 150 Years ETH Zurich Jubilee (more
than 200'000 visitors)

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Document Editing
 Digital and paper-based user interface
 Support for collaborative editing
 Multiple digital/physical editing iteration cycles

Digital Document

Printed Document

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