Search Results - "H.5.2 [Information Interfaces and Presentation]: User Interfaces-Input Devices and Strategies"

GUD WIP: Gait-Understanding-Driven Walking-In-Place by Wendt, Jeremy D, Whitton, Mary C, Brooks, Frederick P

“…Many Virtual Environments require walking interfaces to explore virtual worlds much larger than available real-world tracked space. We present a model for…”
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Light Chisel: 6DOF Pen Tracking by Bubník, V., Havran, V.

“…We present a novel interaction device tracked in 6 degrees of freedom by two commodity cameras. The inexpensive Light Chisel is statically illuminated with two…”
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Performance measurements for the Microsoft Kinect skeleton by Livingston, M. A., Sebastian, J., Ai, Z., Decker, J. W.

“…The Microsoft Kinect for Xbox 360 ("Kinect") provides a convenient and inexpensive depth sensor and, with the Microsoft software development kit, a skeleton…”
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Haptic Prop: A Tangible Prop for Semi-passive Haptic Interaction by Valkov, Dimitar, Mantler, Andreas, Linsen, Lars

“…In this paper, we present Haptic Prop, a semi-passive, pico-powered, tangible prop, which is able to provide programmable friction for interaction with a…”
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3D node localization from node-to-node distance information using cross-entropy method by Ukawa, Shohei, Shinada, Tatsuya, Hashimoto, Masanori, Itoh, Yuichi, Onoye, Takao

“…This paper proposes a 3D node localization method that uses cross-entropy method for the 3D modeling system. The proposed localization method statistically…”
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Nested immersion: Describing and classifying augmented virtual reality by Marsh, William E., Merienne, Frederic

“…We present a system, intended for automotive design review use cases, that incorporates a tracked tablet in a CAVE, where both the tablet and the CAVE provide…”
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Tablet-based interaction panels for immersive environments by Krum, David M., Thai Phan, Cairco Dukes, Lauren, Wang, Peter, Bolas, Mark

“…With the current widespread interest in head mounted displays, we perceived a need for devices that support expressive and adaptive interaction in a low-cost,…”
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Assessing exertions: How an increased level of immersion unwittingly leads to more natural behavior by Ponto, Kevin, Chen, Karen, Tredinnick, Ross, Radwin, Robert G.

“…This paper utilizes muscle exertions as a means to affect and study the behavior of participants in a virtual environment. Participants performed a simple…”
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A demonstration of tablet-based interaction panels for immersive environments by Krum, David M., Thai Phan, Cairco Dukes, Lauren, Wang, Peter, Bolas, Mark

“…Our demo deals with the need in immersive virtual reality for devices that support expressive and adaptive interaction in a low-cost, eyes-free manner…”
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An Evaluation of Bimanual Gestures on the Microsoft HoloLens by Chaconas, Nikolas, Hollerer, Tobias

“…We developed and evaluated two-handed gestures on the Microsoft HoloLens to manipulate augmented reality annotations through rotation and scale operations. We…”
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Multi-phase wall warner system for real walking in virtual environments by Zank, Markus, Colin Yao, Kunz, Andreas

“…Real walking is a means to explore virtual environments that are even larger than a physical space. Avoiding collisions with the physical walls necessitates a…”
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An initial study into augmented inward looking exploration and navigation in CAVE-like IPT systems by Aspin, Rob

“…This research presents and evaluates a CAVE-like IPT system in which a tracked display and interaction device (TDID), based on a tablet PC, is used to display…”
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Indirect touch manipulation for interaction with stereoscopic displays by Simeone, Adalberto L.

“…Research on 3D interaction has explored the application of multi-touch technologies to 3D stereoscopic displays. However, the ability to perceive 3D objects at…”
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Feet movement in desktop 3D interaction by Simeone, Adalberto L., Velloso, Eduardo, Alexander, Jason, Gellersen, Hans

“…In this paper we present an exploratory work on the use of foot movements to support fundamental 3D interaction tasks. Depth cameras such as the Microsoft…”
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Continuous natural user interface: Reducing the gap between real and digital world by Petersen, Nils, Stricker, Didier

“…Augmented reality (AR) presentation enables the creation of natural user interfaces that employ the whole user's environment as interaction device…”
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Analysis of direct selection in head-mounted display environments by Lubos, Paul, Bruder, Gerd, Steinicke, Frank

“…The design of 3D user interfaces (3DUIs) for immersive head-mounted display (HMD) environments is an inherently difficult task. The fact that usually haptic…”
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Analysis of Proximity-Based Multimodal Feedback for 3D Selection in Immersive Virtual Environments by Ariza, Oscar, Bruder, Gerd, Katzakis, Nicholas, Steinicke, Frank

“…Interaction tasks in virtual reality (VR) such as three-dimensional (3D) selection or manipulation of objects often suffer from reduced performance due to…”
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Collaborative manipulation of 3D virtual objects in augmented reality scenarios using mobile devices by Grandi, Jeronimo G., Berndt, Iago, Debarba, Henrique G., Nedel, Luciana, Maciel, Anderson

“…Interaction in augmented reality environments may be very complex, depending on the degrees of freedom (DOFs) required for the task. In this work we present a…”
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Effects of visual conflicts on 3D selection task performance in stereoscopic display environments by Bruder, Gerd, Steinicke, Frank, Sturzlinger, Wolfgang

“…Mid-air direct-touch interaction in stereoscopic display environments poses challenges to the design of 3D user interfaces. Not only is passive haptic feedback…”
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Gaze-contingent interactive visualization of high-dynamic-range imagery by Kalash, Mahmoud, Singh, Karishma, Eskicioglu, Rasit, Bruce, Neil D. B.

“…There exist many types of visual imagery that span a dynamic range that exceeds what typical displays are able to capture. This implies that some information…”
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