Foldable User Interfaces at UIST 2008, Monterey California

You can see our presentation of foldable user interfaces and input devices the coming week at the UIST conference in Monterey CA. Foldable input devices are cardboard "mouse pads" that are tracked through cheap infrared sensors that detect bends and folds. Input is used to manipulate paper-like windows on a screen, allowing origami-style input.

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