In this chapter, we discuss the design of tangible interaction techniques for mixed reality environments. We begin by recalling some conceptual models of tangible interaction. Then, we propose an engineering-oriented software/hardware co-design process, based on our experience in developing tangible user interfaces. We present three different tangible user interfaces for real-world applications and analyze the feedback from the user studies that we conducted. In summary, we con- clude that since tangible user interfaces are part of the real world and provide a seamless interactionwith virtualwords, they arewell adapted to mix together reality and virtuality. Hence, tangible interaction optimizes users virtual tasks, especially in manipulating and controlling 3D digital data in 3D space.
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Couture, N., Rivière, G., & Reuter, P. (2010). Tangible Interaction in Mixed Reality Systems (pp. 101–120). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-84882-733-2_6
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