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This UIST Vision argues that "touch" input and interaction remains in itsinfancy when viewed in context of the seen but unnoticed vocabulary of naturalhuman behaviors, activity, and environments that surround direct interactionwith displays. Unlike status-quo touch interaction -- a shadowplay of fingerson a single screen -- I argue that our perspective of direct interaction shouldencompass the full rich context of individual use (whether via touch, sensors,or in combination with other modalities), as well as collaborative activitywhere people are engaged in local (co-located), remote (tele-present), andhybrid work. We can further view touch through the lens of the "Society ofDevices," where each person's activities span many complementary, oft-distinctdevices that offer the right task affordance (input modality, screen size,aspect ratio, or simply a distinct surface with dedicated purpose) at the rightplace and time. While many hints of this vision already exist (see references),I speculate that a comprehensive program of research to systematicallyinventory, sense, and design interactions around such human behaviors andactivities -- and that fully embrace touch as a multi-modal, multi-sensor,multi-user, and multi-device construct -- could revolutionize both individualand collaborative interaction with technology.

The "Seen but Unnoticed" Vocabulary of Natural Touch: Revolutionizing Direct Interaction with Our Devices and One Another (UIST 2021 Vision)