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SEMINAR ON SURFACE COMPUTING By, LAKSHMI.C USN NO:1AT10EC409 Under the guidance of, INTERNAL GUIDE NIMMI MARIA J Lecturer, DEPT OF ECE ATRIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BANGALORE-560 024 Dept. of Electronics and Communication VISVESVARAYA TENOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY , BELGUAM

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SEMINAR ON

SURFACE COMPUTING

By,

LAKSHMI.C USN NO:1AT10EC409

Under the guidance of,

INTERNAL GUIDE

NIMMI MARIA J Lecturer,

DEPT OF ECE

ATRIA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGYBANGALORE-560 024

Dept. of Electronics and Communication

VISVESVARAYA TENOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY , BELGUAM

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Overview

• What is Surface Computing?• Hardware Specifications• Software Specifications• How Surface Computer Works• Technology Behind Multi-Touch• Four Key Attributes• Applications• Advantages• Disadvantages• Future of Surface• Conclusion

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o It is a computer with different look & feel.

o A surface computer is a computer that interacts with the user through the surface of an ordinary object, rather than through a monitor and keyboard.

o Surface computer was created by Microsoft.

What is Surface Computing…?

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o Its completely Multi-Touch based

o Able to recognize actual unique objects that have barcode (domino tag).

o Now the applications on surface computer are designed only for restaurants, hotels, retail and public entertainment venues.

o Will transform the way people shop, dine, entertain and live.

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Hardware Specification1. Screen:

A large horizontal “ Multi-touch ” screen, The Surface can recognize objects by reading coded “domino” tags.

2. Infrared:

Surface uses a 850-nm light source.

3. CPU:

Core2Duo processors

2GB of RAM

256MB graphics card.

4. Projector:

The Surface uses Display Light Projector (DLP).

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How does Screen Work?

Multi-Touch display (Multiple inputs from multiple users).

Recognize objects.

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Screen

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How does Infrared Work?

IR LED light source.

Multiple infrared cameras.

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Infrared

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How does CPU Work?

The same components found in everyday desktop computer.

A modified version of Microsoft Vista

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CPU

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How does Projector Work?

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Projects the information to the surface.

Uses DLP.

DLP is based on Digital Micrometer Device

Projector

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Software Specifications

• Software platform runs on Windows Vista.

• It has Wired Ethernet 10/100.

• WLAN of 802.11b/g

• Bluetooth connectivity.

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How Surface Computer Works

Camera• At a high level, Surface uses five cameras to sense objects. This user input is then processed and the result is displayed.

• Microsoft Surface can also identify physical objects that have bar-code-like tags (Domino tag).

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Process

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Technology Behind Multi-Touch

• Based on Total Internal Reflection(TIR).• When one or more fingers touches the surface,

TIR pathway changes.

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Four Key Attributes

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Direct Interaction

Multi-touch Contact

Multi-user Experience

Object Recognition

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Direct Interaction

Direct interaction means that, we can interact with the Surface by using our fingers.

No other input device is needed to give input.

This provides a natural interface effect.

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Direct Interaction

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Multi-user Experience

A single touch screen can support more than one user. Each user can interact independently with the surface.

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Multi-user Experience

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Multi-Touch Contact

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Ordinary touch screens provide only single touch sensing.

In surface more than one touch can be recognized at the same time.

Multi-Touch Contact

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Object Recognition

Object recognition is done in the surface by using special bar codes called Domino tags.

These are infrared sensitive patterns which are read by the infrared sensing cameras inside the surface.

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Object Recognition

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Applications:-

• Instantly compares while shopping.• Interaction with digital content by share, drag

and drop digital images.• Surface Restaurant.• Quickly browse through play list entries

dragging favorite song to the current track…

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Instantly compares while shopping

• We can directly compare different products just by placing them on the surface.

• This is done using object recognition technology.

Fig: Comparison of Products

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Interaction with digital content by share, drag and drop digital images

• Digital images are manipulated, shared & sent via technologies like Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc..

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Dragging of Images

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Surface Restaurant

• Orders can be placed on the Surface from a sliding menu.

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Placing of Orders

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•Microsoft surface applications can be written in Windows Presentation Foundation(WPF).

Applications Development

• Also supports XNA tool kit.

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Advantages

• Multi users• Seamless- Users have more control of technology- ordering

food or manipulating photos fast.• Educational

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Disadvantages

•Expensive.•Currently designed only in some areas.•Making it small enough to fit into the

computer environment

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In Future

• The future : As form factors continue to evolve, surface computing will be in any number of environments – school, businesses, homes and any number of forms.

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Conclusion

‘A computer on every desktop.’

Now we say,

‘Every desktop will be a computer.’

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REFERENCES• Roydon Cerejo, "Nvidia confirms Tegra

under the hood of Microsoft Surface Win RT edition". Tech2.in.com. Retrieved 2013-01-23.

• Sullivan, Mark, "Microsoft Announces New 'Surface' Tablet PC". PCWorld. Retrieved June 19, 2012.

• Biddle, Sam (June 18, 2012). "What is the Microsoft Surface Tablet?".Gizmodo. Retrieved June 18, 2012.

• Brown, Rich. "Microsoft Surface RT Overview & Specs - Tablets - CNET Reviews". Retrieved June 19, 2012.

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THANK YOU…!!!

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