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Enhancing Origami Creation with Multi-Touch Interfaces: A New Simulator Experience

This paper discusses the development of a multi-touch origami simulator that enhances user interaction through intuitive gestures. Traditional 3D modeling methods often lack the accessibility and engagement needed for effective origami creation. We explore the limitations of prior methods such as keyboard and mouse interactions, while emphasizing the advantages of multi-touch technology. Our intuitive design focuses on real-time interaction, facilitating fun and effective origami modeling. The simulator aims to make the complex art of origami more accessible, engaging, and enjoyable for users of all skill levels.

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Enhancing Origami Creation with Multi-Touch Interfaces: A New Simulator Experience

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  1. Two touch Origami Simulator Lachlan Stuart Samuel Hsiao-HengChang Dr. Beryl Plimmer

  2. Importance of 3D modeling

  3. 3D control? • Real world • Bimanual • Mouse and keyboard? • Unintuitive • One point • Special device? • Expensive • Still not very intuitive

  4. Multi-touch? • Success in 2D • Bimanual • Point and select • Cheap

  5. Multi-touch • M$ Surface • Apple iPhone

  6. Multi-touch + 3D? • Manipulate 3D object with 2D interface • Focused on 2D environment • No “interactive” research found • Opportunity

  7. Target model • Origami • Common • Simple • Model • Complex • Interaction

  8. Origami simulators • Ways to create origami digitally • Limitation • Unintuitive interaction • Keyboard/Mouse • Non real time • Aesthetic requirement

  9. Goal • User experience • Intuitive • Fun • Real interaction • Multi-touch technology • Physics engine

  10. Multi-touch • No previous research • No tradition to follow • Real life origami • Techniques • User centered design • Experiments

  11. Multi-touch • Folding gestures • Point to point • Line to line • Point to line • Tucking • Dragging gesture • Environment gesture • System gesture

  12. Interaction

  13. Interaction

  14. Interaction

  15. Participants wanted • Usability study • 40” multi-touch • Fun simulator

  16. Questions? • Thanks for your concentration

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