Today, transparent display technologies are becoming quite ubiquitous. However, until now, transparent displays have been used from only one side of the display in limited application areas. In this paper, we propose TransWall, a transparent display that can be used from both sides in order for people to experience co-located, face-to-face interactions. We describe the properties and new interaction design factors, and explore the possible scenarios that may emerge from them.
['Heejeong Heo', 'Hyung Kun Park', 'Seungki Kim', 'Jeeyong Chung', 'Geehyuk Lee', 'Woohun Lee']
Transwall: a transparent double-sided touch display facilitating co-located face-to-face interactions