In this paper, we introduce an optical communication system for real world computing. This system, constructed using image sensor and photosensitive devices, enables selective data translation without the use of an identifier. Data translation systems, which are essential for a real world computing environment, require the identifier to determine the destination of the data. This restriction reduces the usability of the device. The novel structure of the proposed system, in which the reflected optical signal is received from the image sensor, enables the optical data translation system to select a destination simply by selecting the image, and does not involve an identifier. In this paper, we introduce an optical model and application model that are constructed using this communication system.
['Yuichi Mitsudo']
Pointing and Retrieving: A Data Translation Model for Real World Computing