Physical Intervention in Computational Optimization

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Physical Intervention in Computational Optimization (PICO) is an interactive desktop where a computer is projecting an image on the desktop from above. The computer can move pucks on the table top under programmatic control. A person can then also move the pucks and interact with the computer simulation.

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