SpaceState - Ad-Hoc Definition and Recognition of Hierarchical Room States for Smart Environments

Explore a 24-minute conference talk introducing SpaceState, a system for designing spatial user interfaces that respond to changes in room layouts. Dive into the innovative use of depth cameras to measure physical environments and learn how designers can interactively define global and local room states. Discover how SpaceState identifies current environmental states in real-time, enabling applications to adapt content and react to transitions. Examine various example states, interactions, and a projection mapping-based telepresence application that showcases the system's capabilities. Gain insights into the potential for analyzing and optimizing workflows in physical environments using this cutting-edge technology presented at the 2019 ACM International Conference on Interactive Surfaces and Spaces.

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