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Trip Together: A Remote Pair Sightseeing System Supporting Gestural Communication

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We present Trip Together, a remote pair sightseeing system supporting gestural communication between a user remaining indoor and a remote partner going outside. With the integration of Head-mounted Display and Depth Camera, we allow the local user to perform a gestural interaction with the remote user on top of the remote scene while each user is provided an independent free viewpoint. Using Trip Together, two side of users could get a feeling that they are truly walking outdoor together side by side for a trip. We have received positive feedback from a preliminary user study.

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          HAI '17: Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Human Agent Interaction
          October 2017
          550 pages
          ISBN:9781450351133
          DOI:10.1145/3125739

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