TAILIEUCHUNG - STREET FURNITURE

Another of the initial ideas had the welcome mat track the motion of people across it and respond to this in some way. This was first tried using amat with electric-field-sensing electrodes and a projected im- age that followed the path of the person walking across it. Issues of robustness for this tracking method caused this idea to be dropped as well. Of some interest is the fact that in the final design the tracking methods used were the same, but used for different applications: the interactive table inter- face used electric-field sensing, whereas the welcome mat installation used a vision-based system. There was a significant amount of information to be displayed, and. | CANBERRA CENTRAL DESIGN MANUAL PART B3 70 DS26-Design Standards for Urban Infrastructure Street Furniture Contents PAGE What is the purpose of this section 73 What is street furniture 73 What is the purpose of street furniture 74 How is street furniture designed 74 How is street furniture built 75 What are the principles for selecting and siting street furniture 75 What are the relevant codes of practice and guidelines for street furniture 77 What types of seating are there 77 CANBERRA CENTRAL DESIGN MANUAL PART B3 71 DS26-Design Standards for Urban .

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