KENTON O’HARA,Microsoft Research JESPER KJELDSKOV, and JENI PAAY, Aalborg University
What is the focal point?Blended Interaction Spaces - as described as a "correct" geometric representation of audio, video and spatial design when creating a mediated space. Compare the advance and high-end setups Cisco telepresence, Tandberg T3 and HALO with more traditional setups "video and camera".
Which arguments are put up in front?
That focus when designing mediated spaces should be on how to get these blended interaction spaces right.
What is the support for the arguments?
A lot of research on the area, mainly from Hall (1966) and Gorzynski et al (2009)
How is it relevant for my work?
This article is excellent to use in an introduction to my thesis.
Can anything be used to my research question?
It depends, when it comes to mediated architectural and spatial design yes, but as my focus have shifted from the prototypes and mockups it may be to advanced information.
