| Cited by
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Select-and-Point +
, EasyGroups +
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| Cites
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Pick-and-Drop +
, That One there! +
, Bumping +
, SyncTap +
, Touch-and-Connect +
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| Description
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Ayatsuka and Rekimoto propose tranSticks - … Ayatsuka and Rekimoto propose tranSticks - pairs of virtually connected memory cards that can be used to establish secure connections between devices. TranSticks also provide access to shared virtual storage space, which can be used for synchronizing files across connected devices. Connections are established by placing the tranSticks in devices and are closed by removing them.n devices and are closed by removing them. +
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| Design goal
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Creating integrated workspaces +
, Fostering collaboration +
, Improving information management across devices +
, Supporting design of interfaces for dynamic collections of devices +
, Supporting interaction in a free manner +
, Supporting joint interaction with information across devices +
, Unifying advantages of different devices +
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| Design motivation
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Augmenting existing practices +
, Creating technological infrastructure +
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| Device type
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Private +
, Public +
, Semi-private +
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| Enabling technology
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Networking technologies +
, Alternative forms of input +
, Machine-readable data formats +
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| Pattern family
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Wireless Physicality +
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| Reference
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Ayatsuka, Y., & Rekimoto, J. (2005). tranSticks: physically manipulatable
virtual connections. In Proceedings of the SIGCHI conference on Human factors
in computing systems(pp. 251-260). ACM. +
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| Related to
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That One there! +
, Bumping +
, SyncTap +
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| Summary
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TranSticks merge together memory cards and virtual wires: plug a pair to two different devices and they will pair up automatically, replacing both wired connections and wireless configuration needs. +
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| Categories |
Interaction techniques +
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| Modification dateThis property is a special property in this wiki.
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28 September 2017 17:50:21 +
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DUI Patterns