2006 · 48 citations · 7 references
ComputingInformation TechnologyHuman-computer InteractionMobile ComputingUser Experience DesignGesture InteractionGesture-based InteractionInterface DesignMobile Human-computer InteractionMobile User ExperienceMultimodal InteractionInteraction Technique DesignLocation-based InteractionMobile Guide SystemsMobile NavigationMobile Navigation InterfacesRfid TagsScanning InterfacesUser Interface Integration
This paper presents a new interaction technique - scan and tilt - aiming to enable a more natural interaction with mobile museum guides. Our work combines multiple modalities - gestures, physical selection, location, graphical and voice. In particular, physical selection is obtained by scanning RFID tags associated with the artworks, and tilt gestures are used to control and navigate the user interface and multimedia information. We report on how it has been applied to a mobile museum guide in order to enhance the user experience, providing details on a first user test carried out on our prototype.
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