UIST 2010We introduce HIPerPaper, a novel digital pen and paper interface that enables natural interaction with the HIPerSpace wall, a 31.8 by 7.5 foot tiled wall display of 268,720,000 pixels. HIPerPaper provides a flexible, portable, and inexpensive medium for interacting with large high-resolution wall displays.
ASSETS 2010A multimodal interface combines printed worksheets with digital tablets and speech recognition to support speech-language therapy exercises. Users write or tap on paper prompts to trigger audio feedback, while the system provides real-time pronunciation guidance, enhancing patient engagement and clinician efficiency. Qualitative evaluation shows improved therapy outcomes by blending tactile and audiovisual modalities.
ECDL 2008Interactive paper extensions for digital libraries let readers tap or annotate printed pages to fetch definitions, citations, and multimedia content, creating a seamless link between physical documents and library databases to enhance reading and exploration.
DAS 2008Pen-and-paper interface for the Semantic Desktop, linking handwritten notes to digital artifacts so users can annotate or query files by writing on paper while the system automatically updates or retrieves related documents.
ICDAR 2008System for semantic annotation of handwritten notes overlaying digital context, enabling seamless integration of pen-based input with document analysis to support advanced search and retrieval of handwritten content.
DocEng 2007Formal model linking printed documents and their digital counterparts, enabling bidirectional navigation and synchronization so changes in print or PDF update the other, supporting consistent document workflows.
AXMEDIS 2007System for generating interactive paper documents that combine printed media with digital content, enabling multi-channel distribution—users scan printed codes to access video, audio, or dynamic web elements linked to a physical page.
CoPADD 2006Framework for rapid development of interactive paper applications, pairing printed documents with simple sensing to enable dynamic, tangible interactions in mixed-media workflows.
SIGMOD 2006Paper-based cards with encoded IDs link to live databases, letting users scan printed pages to fetch and update records on mobile devices for seamless offline-to-online workflows. The system demonstrates low-cost, instant database access in field scenarios by combining printed media with RFID scanning for real-time data retrieval.
DocEng 2006Print-n-Link uses technologies for interactive paper to enhance the reading process by enabling users to access digital information and/or searches for cited documents from a printed version of a publication using a digital pen for interaction, enabling tactile paper pages to launch web-like navigation and layered electronic content.