PaperTouch is a tangible computing approach that translates interactions in the physical world to trigger touch events on a digital device with paper mechanisms. In this demonstration, we build on top of our previous work and showcase a series of handcrafted PaperTouch swatches that convert simple physical interactions into touchscreen triggers. We also demonstrate how others can use simple stationary and materials to build such paper interfaces by hand. Through these swatches and live making demonstrations, we hope to demystify the PaperTouch approach for others.
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