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¹Telematics Engineering Group, University of Cauca, Street 5 No. 4-70, 19002 Popayán, Colombia.

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Area of Science:

Human-Computer Interaction
Ubiquitous Computing
Interactive Systems

Background:

Public displays require advanced interactive and multiscreen capabilities for pervasive environments.
Current mobile device interactions (Bluetooth, NFC) are limited for public displays.
Smart TVs offer connectivity but existing solutions are underdeveloped for public use.

Purpose of the Study:

To propose a novel multiscreen interactive middleware for public displays.
To address the limitations of current Smart TV approaches for public environments.
To enhance user experience through improved interaction and connectivity.

Main Methods:

Development of middleware based on a loosely coupled interaction model.
Adherence to principles of simplicity, stability, concurrency, and low latency.
Utilization of open standards and technologies for broad compatibility.

Main Results:

A validation prototype was developed and tested.
The middleware demonstrated effective multiscreen interaction capabilities.
The system was validated in an advertising public display scenario.

Conclusions:

The proposed middleware enhances public display interactivity and multiscreen functionality.
Smart TV technology, when properly adapted, is a viable platform for advanced public displays.
The developed system offers a robust and scalable solution for future interactive public environments.