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Interacting with the big screen
2002
CHI '02 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems - CHI '02
In large screen projection environments, inexpensive wireless input devices can not match the performance of standard desktop interactive devices. We added buttons and a radio transmitter to a standard laser pointer to match the functionality of a standard mouse. User testing revealed that the device performed as well as a standard mouse and significantly better than standard presentation input devices. Devices that used visible laser light performed significantly better than those with invisible near-infrared lasers.
doi:10.1145/506443.506542
dblp:conf/chi/CavensVFM02
fatcat:7un4gj656zhltgv5iuu7p46zj4