C. Sandor, G. Klinker A Rapid Prototyping Software Infrastructure for User Interfaces in Ubiquitous Augmented Reality Journal for Personal and Ubiquitous Computing, Springer Verlag, 2005, pp. 169-185. The original publication is available online at www.springerlink.com . (bib)
	Recent user interface concepts, such as multimedia, multimodal, wearable}, ubiquitous}, tangible, or augmented reality-based interfaces, each cover different approaches that are all needed to support complex human-com puter interaction. Increasingly, an overarching approach towards building what we call Ubiquitous Augmented Reality user interfaces which include all of the just mentioned concepts will be required. To this end, we present a user interface a rchitecture that can form a sound basis for combining several of these concepts into complex systems. We explain in this paper the fundamentals of DWARF's user interface framework, an implementation of this arch itecture. Finally we present several examples that show how the framework can form the bas is of prototypical applications.
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