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摘要
HyWay是“Hy bridge Hall way”的缩写,可以在办公饮水机区域、会议走廊、贸易展览大厅等休闲空间和环境中实现物理和虚拟用户之间的混合和非正式互动。我们指出这种设置的混合和非结构化(或半结构化)性质如何将这些设置与之前工作中考虑的全虚拟和/或结构化设置区分开来。HyWay设计的关键是弥合物理用户和虚拟用户之间的意识差距,并为虚拟用户提供与物理用户相同的代理。为此,我们设计了HyWay,将互惠性(用户只有在能够看到和听到他人的情况下才能看到和听到他人的声音)、孔隙性(物理空间中的对话是多孔的,而不是在密闭的隔间内)和代理(用户在对话之间无缝移动的能力)结合起来。我们展示了HyWay的实现以及在非结构化环境(例如,社交聚会)和半结构化环境(例如,海报活动)中的多个部署的用户调查结果。这些部署的结果表明,HyWay可以有效地混合物理用户和虚拟用户。CCS的概念
We present HyWay , short for “ Hy brid Hall way ”, to enable mingling and informal interactions among physical and virtual users, in casual spaces and settings, such as office water cooler areas, conference hallways, trade show floors, and more. We call out how the hybrid and unstructured (or semi-structured) nature of such settings set these apart from the all-virtual and/or structured settings considered in prior work. Key to the design of HyWay is bridging the awareness gap between physical and virtual users, and providing the virtual users the same agency as physical users. To this end, we have designed HyWay to incorporate reciprocity (users can see and hear others only if they can be seen and heard), porosity (conversations in physical space are porous and not within airtight compartments), and agency (the ability for users to seamlessly move between conversations). We present our implementation of HyWay and the user survey findings from multiple deployments in unstructured settings (e.g., social gatherings), and semi-structured ones (e.g., a poster event). Results from these deployments show that HyWay enables effective mingling between physical and virtual users. CCS Concepts