An Interaction Method for Transferring Electronic Information by Tearing a Sheet of Paper
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Shion Tominaga, Kenro Go, Takayuki Itoh, and 
Akihiro MiyataAuthors Info & Claims
Shion Tominaga, Kenro Go, Takayuki Itoh, and Akihiro MiyataAuthors Info & ClaimsDecember 2019
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Abstract
With the spread of electronic devices such as smartphones and tablets, the transfer of electronic information such as images and videos has become commonplace. To exchange electronic information using e-mail or social network services a sender needs to know the recipient's contact information. However, if the recipient is a newly-encountered person or an ad hoc partner, a significant number of them are reluctant to exchange contact details. To address this issue, we propose an interaction method for transferring electronic information by tearing a sheet of paper. This is an approach that utilizes the fact that when a piece of paper is torn into two pieces, the features of the torn edges of the two pieces match.
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OZCHI'19: 31ST AUSTRALIAN CONFERENCE ON HUMAN-COMPUTER-INTERACTION
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