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A PROPOSAL FOR INTERFACE DESIGN TO SECURE THE READABILITY OF PROJECTED INFORMATION
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The use of a projector to display information has increased. An advantage of projected information is that there is no need for the user to wear special devices. We proposed an interface design to support the display of operating guides on the surface of equipment. We designed an experiment to determine how to display text. Then, we created an interface design to support the procedures of maintenance.
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Yoshinari Shirai, Mitsunori Matsushita & Takeshi Ohguro HIEI Projector: Augmenting a real environment with invisible information, The 11th Workshop on Interactive Systems and Software (WISS2003), Japan, 2003, pp 115-122;
Iwai Daisuke, Tatsunori Yabiki, Kazuhiro Matsushita, Kousuke Sato Effect of Surface Shape on the Readability of Projected Characters and Its Readability Improvement by Moving Characters in Projection-Based Annotations, The Virtual Reality Society of Japan TVRSJ vol.17, Japan, 2012, pp 469-476;
Kazuhiro Matsushita, Daisuke Iwai & Kousuke Sato Interactive Bookshelf Surface for In Situ Book Searching and Storing Support, The Virtual Reality Society of Japan TVRSJ vol.16, Japan, 2011, pp 3-12;
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