In this project we investigated how interaction with video can benefit from paper-like displays that support interaction with motion and sound.

Future generations of displays will be thin, lighweight, and flexible. In this project, we develop novel interaction techniques for displays which can be dynamically expanded and collapsed.

Rollable Displays allow for creating tabletop sized displays on-the-go. In this project we investigate the collaborative use in the context of mobile face-to-face encounters.

In this project, we present a novel device concept that features double-sided displays which can be folded using predefined hinges.

In this project, we investigate how the unique affordances of pico projectors can be leveraged for novel, tangible interaction techniques with physical, real world objects.

CoScribe is a collaborative platform for knowledge workers, which tightly integrates paper-based and digital documents. It offers novel interaction techniques for cross-media annotations, hyperlinks and tags on both types of documents.

This project focuses on designing interaction techniques for hybrid tabletop displays, which enable users to concurrently manipulate digital and physical media on one single surface.

Letras provides a novel toolkit for the support of pen-based interaction in mobile and ubiquitous computing settings.

In this project we investigate pen-based interactions that are based on erasing handwritten contents.

In this projected, we investigated the use of interactive paper by conducting a multi-week field study.

We develop novel interaction techniques for the mobile navigation of multimedia contents.