Utilizing Projector Phones for Social Media

Utilizing Projector Phones for Social Media

    Pallavi Bansod                 pallavib.fyr@tgpcet.com

Nikita Bante                   nikita.fyr@tgpcet.com

 Sakshi Rahangdale           sakshi.fyr@tgpcet.com

Radha Yete                    radha.fyr@tgpcet.com

     Uday Mahure                  udaymahure5@gmail.com

Professors, Department of Basic Science & Humanities, RTMNU University Nagpur, India

ABSTRACT
Mobile phones are great for keeping in touch with friends, family, and coworkers, but they may also cause us to become more isolated from the outside world by focusing our attention on our own little digital world. Public displays, on the other hand, can spark discussions with those in the vicinity. A personal, portable, public display might be made possible by mobile phones with built-in pico projectors, which would combine the phone's computational and communication powers with the convenience of sharing the projected image. Making the content on the phone visible to co-present individuals may aid in bridging the gap between the digital and physical worlds and maybe improve in-person communication. We investigate projector phone applications for social computing in this study. We describe the functional characteristics and societal effects of projector phones, investigate the design realm through situations that are represented by low-fidelity prototypes, and talk about the opportunities and problems that come with design.