1999 · 263 citations · 16 references
The paper introduces PingPongPlus, a novel athletic‑tangible interface that enables digitally‑augmented cooperative play using tangible objects and full‑body motion. PingPongPlus implements a reactive ping‑pong table that tracks ball motion via sound, then generates dynamic graphics and sound tied to impact location, play rhythm, and style, offering multiple gameplay modes.
This paper introduces a novel interface for digitally-augmented cooperative play. We present the concept of the athletic-tangible interface, a new class of interaction which uses tangible objects and full-body motion in physical spaces with digital augmentation. We detail the implementation of PingPongPlus, a reactive ping-pong table, which features a novel sound-based ball tracking technology. The game is augmented and transformed with dynamic graphics and sound, determined by the position of impact, and the rhythm and style of play. A variety of different modes of play and initial experiences with PingPongPlus are also described.
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