Abstract
This paper describes some details about the design of InTml, the interaction techniques markup language. We explain three main elements in its architecture: a simple mixed reality (MR) based component model, a communication model between components that allows fusion of multimodal information at a fine level of granularity, and an indirection mechanism for dataflows that is useful to keep state inside a dataflow. We also briefly discuss the advantages we have found in the use of formal methods, model driven development, and encapsulation mechanisms. The purpose of this description is to make explicit the design rationale of these mechanisms, which may be fruitful for other developments in our field.
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