In typical online meetings, communication is predominantly based on two-dimensional information. However, as soon as physical objects are to be shared, numerous challenges arise that make smooth and efficient interaction difficult. With the increasing prevalence of remote work, these problems are occurring more and more frequently, particularly in a professional context.
Based on the theories of joint attention and embodied cognition, this project develops a dual interaction system. Through optimized display perspectives, the visualization of gaze and pointing gestures, and an intuitive interaction design, a new working scenario is created that enables clearer and more effective remote collaboration.