Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Selecting and moving digital content on interactive tabletops often involves accessing the workspace beyond arm's reach.  present Pointable, an in-air, bimanual perspective-based interaction technique that augments touch input on a tabletop for distant content. With Pointable, the dominant hand selects remote targets, while the non-dominant hand can scale and rotate targets with a dynamic C/D gain.  conducted 3 experiments; the first shod that pointing at a distance using Pointable has a Fitts' law throughput comparable to that of a mouse. In the second experiment,  found that Pointable had the same performance as multi-touch input in a resize, rotate and drag task. In a third study,  observed that when given the choice, over 75% of participants preferred to use Pointable over multi-touch for target manipulation. In general, Pointable allows users to manipulate out-of-reach targets, without loss of performance, while minimizing the need to lean, stand up, or involve collocated collaborators.
['Amartya Banerjee', 'Jesse Burstyn', 'Audrey Girouard', 'Roel Vertegaal']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Pointable: an in-air pointing technique to manipulate out-of-reach targets on tabletops
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