In a world where technology continually transforms the way we interact with information, Cuauhtli Campos Mijangos, a doctoral student in the Computer Science program, invited us to a presentation that promised to unveil the future of interactive displays. The seminar, titled “Designing Interactive Paper Displays by Interlacing Physical and Digital Content Using Horizontal Touchscreens,” took place on Monday, March 20, 2023, at 16:00. Attendees had the option to join in person at classroom FAMNIT-MP6 or virtually via Zoom for a unique experience.
Interactive Paper Displays: Bridging the Physical and Digital Worlds
Cuauhtli Campos Mijangos’ doctoral dissertation delved into the fascinating realm of interactive paper displays. In an era dominated by digital screens, the concept of interlacing physical and digital content using touchscreens presented a unique opportunity to revolutionize how we engage with information.
Through meticulous research and innovative design, Cuauhtli explored the seamless integration of tangible documents with digital interactivity. Attendees were invited to imagine flipping through a physical book while simultaneously interacting with dynamic digital content related to the text. Cuauhtli’s work promised to bridge the gap between traditional paper-based materials and the digital world, opening new avenues for education, entertainment, and beyond.
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