The theory concept define the interactive design behaviors by using the multi signals input and represent the Mix Reality (MR) graphic system.

1. Co-existing Design
虛實共存設計之空間截取互動性裝置
Virtual/ Physical Co-Existing Design
___Capturing Space Interactive Device
Student_ KaiTzu Lu
Advisor_ TengWen Chang

2. Co-existing Design
“Architecture = Space, Movement, Event”
by Bernard Tschumi

3. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Motivation
– Objective
– Methodology
– Theory Framework
 Surrounding space
 Interactive behaviors
 Design activities

4. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment

5. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment

6. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment
Engelbart, D: 1962, Augumenting Human Itellect, in, The Augment Papers.
Sutherland, I: 1965, The Ultimate Display, in, IFIP, pp: 506-508.

7. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment
Bolt, RA: 1980, "Put-that-there": voice and gesture at the graphics interface., in, SIGGRAPH, United States, pp: 262 - 270.

8. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment
Shaw, J: 1991, "The Legible City."

9. Co-existing Design
Co-existing
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment
 Information digitalize
 Human computer interface interactive
 Virtual design studio

10. Co-existing Design
Dynamic design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment
Experience Montage describes the characteristics of
spatial experiences switching between virtual and physical
space through the theory of Montage.
 The action of Montage in the architectural terminology
is combination and construction.
 Finding the phenomenon of the 3D interactive
behaviors in the virtual space.

11. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Co-Existing element
– Digitalize influence
– Co-Existing Design Environment
Jung, T, et al.: 2001, Space Pen. Annotation and sketching on 3D models on the Internet, in, CAAD Futures, Eindhoven, pp: 257-270.
Gross, MD and Kemp, AJ: 2001, Gesture Modelling. Using Video to Capture Freehand Modeling Commands, in, CAAD Futures, Eindhoven, pp: 33-46.

12. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Virtual Space Representation
– Virtual / Physical Co-Existing
– Interactive Virtual / Physical Control device
Chang, T-W and Lai, I-C: 2003, Navigation in 3D Information Landscape- A 3D Museum for Civic Buildings, in, CAADRIA, Thailand, pp: 641-650.
Ishida, T: 2000, Digital City Kyoto:Social Information Infrastructure for Everyday Life, in, Communications of the ACM,

13. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Virtual Space Representation
– Virtual / Physical Co-Existing
– Interactive Virtual / Physical Control device
Active world © 1997-2005 Activeworlds Inc. http://www.activeworlds.com/

14. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Virtual Space Representation
– Virtual / Physical Co-Existing
– Interactive Virtual / Physical Control device
Piekarski, W: 2004. Interactive 3D Modelling in Outdoor Augmented Reality Worlds, University of South Australia.

15. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Virtual Space Representation
– Virtual / Physical Co-Existing
– Interactive Virtual / Physical Control device
Chen, T-H and Chang, T-W: 2005, Towards an Instant Collaboration Environment: Designing Ambient Interfaces for Social Awareness and Collaboration, in,
CAADRIA, India, pp: 447-458.

16. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Virtual Space Representation
– Virtual / Physical Co-Existing
– Interactive Virtual / Physical Control device
CyberGlove. http://www.immersion.com
Gross, MD and Kemp, AJ: 2001, Gesture Modelling. Using Video to Capture Freehand Modeling Commands, in, CAAD Futures, Eindhoven, pp: 33-46.
More, G, et al.: 2002, Understanding Spatial Information with Integrated 3D Visual and Aural Design Applications., in, ACADIA, California, pp: 333-338.

17. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors
Capturing Behaviors
Haptic
Visual
Sound
Pick
Grasp
Shutter
Recorder

18. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

19. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

20. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors
•The interactive activities are between physical object and physical
space.

21. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors
•The interactive activities are between physical object and virtual
space.

22. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors
•The interactive activities are between virtual object and physical
space.

23. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors
•The interactive activities are between virtual object and virtual space.
Chen, T-H ,et all, 2003 Space door,
interactive media class.

24. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

25. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

26. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

27. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

28. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

29. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

30. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Capturing Behaviors
– Virtual/Physical integrate status
– CapX user Behaviors

31. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

32. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

33. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

34. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

35. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

36. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

37. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface3D Virtual Space platform
Interactive Input Device
Output Device

38. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface

39. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface

40. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface

41. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface

42. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface

43. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface

44. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface
 Sliding navigation
 Capturing space
 3D atlas
 composition

45. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface
 Sliding navigation
 Capturing space
 3D atlas
 composition

46. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface
 Sliding navigation
 Capturing space
 3D atlas
 composition

47. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Techniques evaluation
– CapX Framework
– CapX Operation
– CapX User interface
 Sliding navigation
 Capturing space
 3D atlas
 composition

48. Co-existing Design
CapX Demo

49. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Evaluation rules
– Design Case test
– CapX Evaluation

50. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Evaluation rules
– Design Case test
– CapX Evaluation

51. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Evaluation rules
– Design Case test
– CapX Evaluation

52. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Evaluationrules
– Design Case test
– CapX Evaluation

53. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Significance
– limitation
– Future work
 Form follow space experience
 Online model sharing
 Co- existing data structure

54. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Significance
– limitation
– Future work
 Hardly Boolean virtual model.
 Signal confusing between SmartNav and P5 data glove.
 User get tired easily.
 Delay of loading external 3D file.
 Detail of model element.
 Problem of W3D file online transformation.

55. Co-existing Design
Introduction Background Relate work Theory Implementation Evaluation Conclusion
– Significance
– limitation
– Future work
 Physical status can be change by virtual signals.
 Automatic evolve the space form.
 Network space using the co-existing design

56. Co-existing Design
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