A framework for 3D visualisation and manipulation in an immersive space using an untethered bimanual gestural interface

Boussemart, Yves; Rioux, Francois; Rudzicz, Frank; Wozniewski, Michael; Cooperstock, Jeremy R.

doi:10.1145/1077534.1077566

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“…Further, 3D virtual spaces known as Immersive Environments allow users to manipulate objects and collaborate across distance in a completely untethered way (i.e., no head-mounted displays needed) [1]. However, none of these solutions provide sufficient workspace awareness [8], because they restrict users to only using the elements available to them in the virtual space, and confine users to only meeting in specified locations.…”

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Realizing Hinokio

Riek

2007

Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction

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This paper presents a set of candidate requirements and survey questions for physical avatar 1 systems as derived from the literature. These requirements will be applied to analyze a fictional, yet well-envisioned, physical avatar system depicted in the film Hinokio. It is hoped that these requirements and survey questions can be used by other researchers as a guide when performing formal engineering tradeoff analysis during the design phase of new physical avatar systems, or during evaluation of existing systems.

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Realizing Hinokio

Riek

2007

Proceedings of the ACM/IEEE International Conference on Human-Robot Interaction

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“…CLAVIUS is the result of an effort to combine sensing technologies for several modality types, speech and video-tracked gestures chief among them, within the immersive virtual environment (Boussemart, 2004) shown in Figure 1. Its purpose is to comprehend multimodal phrases such as "put this here .…”

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A flexible approach to natural language generation for disabled children

Biswas

2006

Proceedings of the 21st International Conference on Computational Linguistics and 44th Annual Meeting of the Association for Co

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Natural Language Generation (NLG) is a way to automatically realize a correct expression in response to a communicative goal. This technology is mainly explored in the fields of machine translation, report generation, dialog system etc. In this paper we have explored the NLG technique for another novel applicationassisting disabled children to take part in conversation. The limited physical ability and mental maturity of our intended users made the NLG approach different from others. We have taken a flexible approach where main emphasis is given on flexibility and usability of the system. The evaluation results show this technique can increase the communication rate of users during a conversation.

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“…Gesture based systems that are focused on hand gesture controls, have become popular, especially in hand-held portable systems such as laptops, mobile phones and gaming devices [13,14]. Since they support only two dimensional interactions, they are not able to perform naturally tasks and activities that are performed in three dimensions in real environments [2,15].…”

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A Kinect-based 3D hand-gesture interface for 3D databases

Herrera-Acuña

Argyriou

Velastín

2014

J Multimodal User Interfaces

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Abstract. The use of natural interfaces improves significantly aspects related to human-computer interaction and consequently the productivity and the overall performance. In this paper we present a novel framework to interact with data elements presented in a 3D space. The system provides two mechanisms to interact using 2D and 3D gestures based on data provided by Kinect and on hand detection and gesture interpretation algorithms. The proposed architecture is analysed indicating that 3D interaction with information is possible, and provides advantages over a 2D interaction over the same problem. Finally, two sets of experiments were performed to evaluate 2D and 3D interaction styles based on natural interfaces focusing on traditional interaction with 3D databases.

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A framework for 3D visualisation and manipulation in an immersive space using an untethered bimanual gestural interface

Cited by 16 publications

References 11 publications

Realizing Hinokio

Realizing Hinokio

A flexible approach to natural language generation for disabled children

A Kinect-based 3D hand-gesture interface for 3D databases

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