Effective multimodal feedback for around-device interfaces
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Abstract
Around-device interaction lets people use their phones without having to pick them up or reach out and touch them. This allows interaction when touch may not be available; for example, users could gesture to interact with their phones while cooking, avoiding touching the screen with messy hands. Well-designed feedback helps users overcome uncertainty during gesture interaction, however giving effective feedback from small devices can be a challenge and detailed visual feedback will not always be suitable. My thesis research looks at how other types of feedback may be used effectively during around-device interaction to help users.
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September 2014
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ISBN:9781450330046
DOI:10.1145/2628363
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- Sara Diamond,
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- Sriram Subramanian
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