The First IEEE International Workshop on
Horizontal Interactive Human-Computer Systems (TableTop2006)
Adelaide, South Australia, January 5-7, 2006.
http://www.tinmith.net/tabletop2006/
Support by IEEE, NICTA, University of South Australia, DSTO
The use of the tabletop as an input/output device is an exciting and emerging domain of computer systems. This is cross disciplinary domain. An example set of combining areas are as follows: projector based display systems, augmented reality, user interface technologies, multi-modal interactions, CSCW, and information visualisation.
The purpose of the workshop is two-fold, in bringing together leading researchers for following reasons:
- present and exchange current results of ongoing investigations
- in a traditional oral presentation and
- in a printed proceedings
- a set of workshops culminated with a set of group reports
that:
- define the current state of the art,
- map out the current coverage of the research domain, and
- explore future research directions.
We encourage researchers and developers in the above mentioned fields to present in the following areas:
- Applications for tabletop displays
- Gesture-Based Interfaces for tabletop displays
- Multi-Modal Interfaces for tabletop displays
- Speech Interfaces for tabletop displays
- Tangible Interfaces for tabletop displays
- User Interface Technologies for tabletop displays
- Computer Supported Collaboration Systems for tabletop displays
- Middleware and Network Support for tabletop displays
- Augmented Reality for tabletop displays
- Social Protocols for tabletop displays
- Haptic Rendering for tabletop displays
- Information Visualisation for tabletop displays
- Horizontal Display Hardware
Paper Submission:
We invite submissions of two kinds:
- Regular research papers of up to 8 pages, describing original research on investigations into horizontal oriented user interface based (tabletop) systems.
- Position papers of up to 2 pages, describing existing work and work-in-progress, and addressing the three workshop issues:
- How does your research define the current state of art for horizontal interactive human-computer systems?
- How does your research fit into the current coverage of the horizontal interactive human-computer systems research domain?
- What directions will you take your current research into horizontal interactive human-computer systems research?
- define the current state of the art,
- map out the current coverage of the research domain, and
- explore future research directions.
Submission details are available on the submission page.
Important Dates:
Please see the home page for important dates.
Conference Registration:
The TableTop 2006 conference has now finished, hence registrations are closed.
Chairs:
General Chair: Bruce Thomas (University of South Australia) Bruce.Thomas [at] unisa.edu.au
Co-Program Chairs: Morten Fjeld (Chalmers Uni. of Technology) morten [at] fjeld.ch, Masahiro Takatsuka (University of Sydney) masa [at] takatsuka.org
Contact Information: Prof. Bruce H. Thomas
Director Wearable Computer Lab.
School of Computer and Information Science
The University of South Australia, Mawson Lakes, SA 5095, AUSTRALIA
Phone: +61 8 8302 3464
Fax: +61 8 8302 3381



