Paper Info
Title
3d object selection for hand-held auto-stereoscopic display
Abstract
Interacting in a small (mobile) auto-stereoscopic display can be difficult because of the lack of accurate tracking of an interaction proxy, and having to maintain a fixed viewpoint and adapt to a different level of depth perception sensitivity. In this paper, we first propose to modify a standard stylus into a mechanical chain with joint sensors for 3D tracking. We also investigate a way to assist the user in selecting an object in the small phone space through supplementary multimodal feedback, such as sound and tactility. We have carried out an experiment comparing the effects of various combinations of multimodal feedback to object selection performance.
Year
DOI
Venue
2012
10.1145/2350046.2350061
APCHI
Keywords
Field
DocType
multimodal feedback,different level,auto-stereoscopic display,small phone space,interaction proxy,fixed viewpoint,hand-held auto-stereoscopic display,depth perception sensitivity,joint sensor,supplementary multimodal feedback,accurate tracking,object selection,mobile interaction,multimodal interaction,depth perception,selection
Computer vision,Multimodal interaction,Computer science,Stereoscopy,Stylus,Human–computer interaction,Phone,Artificial intelligence,Depth perception,3d tracking,Mobile interaction,Multimedia
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
0
0.34
9
Authors
3
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Euijai Ahn142.80
Hyunseok Yang2114.19
Gerard J. Kim323638.45