Augmented Paper: Developing Relationships Between Digital Content and Paper
Augmented Paper: Developing Relationships Between Digital Content and Paper
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增强纸张：发展数字内容和纸张之间的关系
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2007
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通讯作者：
Emil Zeller
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作者：
P. Luff;Guy B. Adams;W. Bock;A. Drazin;D. Frohlich;C. Heath;P. Herdman;H. King;Nadja Linketscher;Rachel Murphy;M. Norrie;A. Sellen;B. Signer;Ella Tallyn;Emil Zeller
近年来，计算机系统设计中一些最有趣的发展是通过探索如何用计算资源来增强日常物品和人工制品而产生的。欧洲、北美和日本的研究计划往往在“泛在计算”的名义下，为这些倡议提供了大量资金，领先的工业和学术研究实验室开发了各种各样的泛在计算“解决方案”。这些发展标志着系统设计的一个重要转变，这一转变正在对社会科学研究产生相应的影响。然而，令人惊讶的是，鉴于人们对无处不在和有形的东西越来越多的承诺，有一种平凡甚至卑微的艺术品弥漫在我们的日常生活中，却没有得到人们想象的那么多关注。这件艺术品是纸做的。
Some of the most interesting developments within computer system design in recent years have emerged from an exploration of the ways everyday objects and artefacts can be augmented with computational resources. Often under the rubric of “ubiquitous computing”, research programmes in Europe, North America and Japan have directed substantial funding towards these initiatives, and leading industrial and academic research laboratories have developed a diverse range of ubiquitous computing “solutions”. These developments mark an important shift in system design, a shift that is having a corresponding impact on social science research. Surprisingly though, given the growing commitment to the ubiquitous and the tangible, there is a mundane, even humble artefact that pervades our ordinary lives that has received less attention than one might imagine. This artefact is paper.