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TurTan: a Tangible Programming Language for Creative Exploration Export

by: Daniel Gallardo, Carles F. Julià, Sergi Jordà
In Third annual IEEE international workshop on horizontal human-computer systems (TABLETOP) (2008)

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This paper introduces TurTan, a tangible programming language for creative exploration inspired by Logo, which uses a tabletop interface with tangible objects. The aim of this project is to design a toy language for programming entertainment and creative purposes. Along this paper we also discuss some interesting technical issues we have found during its implementation such as tangible linking and angle mapping.


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