| Summary
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VisPorter allows transferring data from private and semi-private devices to public devices through Proxies, targets towards which to send data. Dragging data across your device's bezel towards a Proxy or leaning your device towards a Proxy causes data to cross over.
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| Description
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VisPorter supports collaborative sharing, transfer, and spatial organization of information in a MDE, in addition to synchronous and collaborative creation of concept maps. Transferring information to desired devices is achieved by a flicking gesture in the direction of a display proxy, which is a widget acting as a spatial target for transferring information across devices. Transferring information to the proxy can be achieved by either motion-sensing or a drag-and-drop gesture.
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| Design motivation
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Designing new types of interactions
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| Design goal
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Creating integrated workspaces, Designing new interaction techniques, Fostering collaboration, Improving information management across devices, Supporting joint interaction with information across devices
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| Device type
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Private, Semi-private, Public
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| Enabling technology
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Machine-readable data formats, Physical object identification, Networking technologies, Displays, Sensors
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| Theory
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| Reference
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Chung, H., North, C., Self, J. Z., Chu, S., & Quek, F. (2014). VisPorter: facilitating information sharing for collaborative sensemaking on multiple displays. Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, 18(5), 1169-1186.
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| Pattern family
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Cross-Device Portals
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| Cites
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Pick-and-Drop, MultiSpace, Tilt-to-Preview, Face-to-Mirror the Full Screen, Portals, Cross-Device Pinch-to-Zoom
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| Cited by
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| Related to
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Chucking, The Conduit
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| Examples
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| Diagram
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DUI Patterns