Printed Tangible User Interface

• Prize
  Winner in Other / Other Print (Magazines, Newspapers, Calendars)
• University
  Clemson University
• Lead
  Lauren Toler
• Video
  Link to video

With the growing popularity of interactive learning, an experiment developing a tangible user interface made of paper was performed. Screen printing was utilized to print conductive traces that would connect to a device that has capacitive touch capabilities. A color mixing program was coded to accompany the tangible interface. It was found that a tangible user interface can be successfully made of paper. Further research with development, construction, and testing of this paper tangible interface was proposed.