| Summary
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Video thumbnails on a public screen, when scanned by a mobile device, trigger the video to be loaded and played on the mobile device.
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| Description
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Baldauf et al. developed a prototype called a Video Wall, where video thumbnails were shown in a grid on a public display. A mobile phone would be used to interact with the grid through the means of augmented reality. As the phone would be targeted at a specific video a corresponding thumbnail would appear on the phone’s screen. It would then be possible to watch the video on the phone providing a private view of the content available on the public display.
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| Design motivation
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Creating engaging experiences
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| Design goal
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Unifying advantages of different devices
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| Device type
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Private, Public
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| Enabling technology
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Sensors, Multimedia, Displays
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| Theory
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| Reference
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Baldauf, M., Lasinger, K., & Fröhlich, P. (2012). Private public screens: detached multi-user interaction with large displays through mobile augmented reality. In Proceedings of the 11th International Conference on Mobile and Ubiquitous Multimedia (p. 27). ACM.
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| Pattern family
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Private Public Screens
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| Related to
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Ubiquitous Graphics, SharedViews, Throwing (MobiComics), Send-to-Me, Retrieving, Voting
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| Diagram
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DUI Patterns