A multimodal interaction component for digital television

Pedrosa, Diogo; Martins, José Roberto Serra; Melo, Erick Lazaro; Teixeira, Carla

doi:10.1145/1982185.1982459

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“…Moreover, some applications that stand beyond the boundaries of the iDTV systems may be arduous to be implemented in NCL. One example of limitation is that in NCL the user's interaction is based on TV remote control, which is not appropriate for highly interactive applications [21].…”

Section: Challenges In the Development Of Declarative Presentationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Go beyond boundaries of iTV applications

Viel

Melo

Pimentel

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the 2013 ACM Symposium on Document Engineering

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The development of multimedia applications that require the manipulation and the synchronization of multiple media and the handling of different types of user interactions usually requires specialized knowledge in imperative languages. Declarative languages have been proposed in order to make this task easier, especially when applications are restricted to certain classes, as it is the case of Interactive TV applications in which user interactions are restricted to a few simple models. However, those simple models may be too simple when documents are reused in other platforms: for instance, when watching a video most web users expect an interactive timeline to be available -which is not the case in interactive TV videos. This paper presents a component-based approach to the enrichment of declarative languages for multimedia so that desirable user-media interactions are made possible at the same time that the original ease of authoring is maintained. We detail the components and present a corresponding proof-of-concept prototype. We also discuss design decisions associated with the development of the components, which should be useful in further extensions.

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Section: Challenges In the Development Of Declarative Presentationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Go beyond boundaries of iTV applications

Viel

Melo

Pimentel

et al. 2013

Proceedings of the 2013 ACM Symposium on Document Engineering

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“…In the area of multimodal systems for accessing multimedia content, Pedrosa et al [6] proposed a multimodal interaction component for digital TV, which links the applications running on a set-top box to multimodal data from multiple devices, such as mobile phones, PDAs and laptops. Johnston et al [4] introduced a multimodal interface for movie database browsing that combines speech and handwriting recognition and touchscreen input on a tablet device, while [8] introduced a mobile phone interface for home entertainment based on integrated use of speech and gesture recognition and haptic and auditory (spoken) feedback.…”

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Enhancing the Conference Experience with a Multi-Device, Multimodal, Multi-User Program Guide

Turunen

Raisamo

Olsson

et al. 2013

Proceedings of International Conference on Making Sense of Converging Media

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Large-scale public events, such as conferences are becoming increasingly interactive with tools to support Web-based and mobile access to the event program. Multimodal interoperable devices can further improve the event experience. This paper introduces a multi-device, multimodal and multi-user conference program guide (M 3 PG), which provides access to the conference program through shared public displays and mobile devices. The service offers additional functionality such as multimedia content, voting, and event feedback. Its interaction methods include spoken language, gestures and haptic feedback. The service has been used in two conferences where it received very positive feedback. Together with pre-commercialization studies, the results indicate that the service is useful for conferences both from the user and organizer perspectives.

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“…For Kunert [11], beyond better quality in audio and video, viewers can actually interact with the TV, creating a close communication channel between the viewer and the TV companies. Moreover, in order to bring viewers to TV, Pedrosa et al [14] consider the use of smartphones and tablets in the interaction with TV. However, the design of interactive applications could be considered a new component into TV companies' production chains.…”

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Clarifying the Situational Context of a TV Company towards the Design of iDTV Applications

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Hornung²,

Pereira³

et al. 2015

Information and Knowledge Management in Complex Systems

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Part 2: Organisational Semiotics and ApplicationsInternational audienceTelevision has experienced transformations that directly impact the TV companies’ production chain. In this sense, digital technology and Interactive Digital Television (iDTV) represent business opportunities in terms of investment spent by broadcasters. In this paper, we investigate the impact an iDTV application might have within a TV company by analyzing a situated context. To clarify the problem, we use the knowledge produced from workshops that were based on the Socially Aware Computing approach and that involved various stakeholders to design an iDTV application in a real context. The analysis is illustrated with the graphical representation of Ontology Charts and Norms projected for the observed organization. The findings indicate organizational changes that both suffer from and cause impact on the design of this kind of application

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A multimodal interaction component for digital television

Cited by 10 publications

References 11 publications

Go beyond boundaries of iTV applications

Go beyond boundaries of iTV applications

Enhancing the Conference Experience with a Multi-Device, Multimodal, Multi-User Program Guide

Clarifying the Situational Context of a TV Company towards the Design of iDTV Applications

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