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Relative and Absolute Mappings for Rotating Remote 3D Objects on Multi-Touch Tabletops
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Posted Jul 3, 2011 at 10:20 pm.
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This paper explores techniques to manipulate remote 3D objects on direct-touch tabletops using absolute and relative mapping modes. A user study was conducted to compare absolute and relative mappings in support of a rotation task.
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