3D Navigation with Six Degrees-of-Freedom using a Multi-Touch Display

3D Navigation with Six Degrees-of-Freedom using a Multi-Touch Display

With the introduction of new input devices, such as multi-touch surface displays, the Nintendo WiiMote, the Microsoft Kinect, and the Leap Motion sensor, among others, the field of Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) finds itself at an important crossroads that requires solving new challenges. Given th...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Ortega, Francisco Raul
Format: Others
Published: FIU Digital Commons 2014
Subjects:
Human-Computer Interaction
3D User Interfaces
Multi-Touch
Input Technology
User Experiment
Petri Nets
High-Level Petri Nets
Modeling
Input Recognition
Multi-Touch Recognition
Touch
Gyroscope
3D Navigation
Primed Search
Feature Extraction
Multi Touch
Augmenting Touch
User Experience
Multi-Touch Displays
Multi-Touch Desktop Display
Non-Stereo Display Touch
Graphics and Human Computer Interfaces
Online Access:http://digitalcommons.fiu.edu/etd/1594
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