Move, Hold and Touch: A Framework for Tangible Gesture Interactive Systems

Angelini, Leonardo; Lalanne, Denis; Hoven, Elise van den; Khaled, Omar Abou; Mugellini, Elena

doi:10.3390/machines3030173

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“…Globally speaking, touch-based applications tend to be preferred for long-term strategic management actions. In contrast, a "fully digitalized" MCDU (Multifunction Control and Display Unit), or any other short-term tactical controller, would result in a less-integrated tool [3], where no link (causal, mechanical) can be made to what is going to happen: "We could say for all short term management, for example everything on the MCDU which is in front ... in my opinion .. it's not acceptable that this is digital […] when you touch [a physical button], if you get the wrong button and you're flying at the same time, you say to yourself: 'something is not right'. We'll make the connection. "…”

Section: The Pilot Viewpoint On Touch-based Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Being in the Sky

Letondal

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et al. 2018

Proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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In order to contribute to a design for future airline cockpits that can address the limitations of touch-based interfaces, we analyze tangible dimensions of cockpit activity based on observations and pilot interviews. Working from these data, using TEI theory and concepts of phenomenology, we discuss the implications for tangible design of our findings. We found that the status of sensation in perception, the required level of control in actions, the safety issues using physical objects and the restricted mode of externalization, raise challenges for tangible design. Accordingly, we discuss key concepts for the design of the future cockpit, such as the use of a protected space where interaction may involve compressed externalization, rhythmic structures and customized context-aware adaptations.

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Section: The Pilot Viewpoint On Touch-based Toolsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Being in the Sky

Letondal

Vinot

Pauchet³

et al. 2018

Proceedings of the Twelfth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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“…However, the two first levels are most commonly involved in past experiments (Veelaert, Du Bois, Moons and Karana, 2020) and in the development of the demonstrator form (Veelaert et al, n.d.), as they are usually more approached from a semi-quantitative perspective in contrast to a more qualitative evaluation of emotions or the observation of performative actions. (Angelini et al, 2015;Cutkosky, 1989;Lederman and Klatzky, 2009). However, additional experiential qualities can be interesting for characterization experiments too, as used in previous work focussing on (recycled) plastics (Veelaert et al, n.d.;Veelaert, Du Bois, Moons, De Pelsmacker, et al, 2020).…”

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Formulating Guidelines for the Systematic Set-Up of Experiential Material Characterization Studies: A Case of Plastic Demonstrators

2021

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Materials can be considered from a technical and experiential perspective. However, the latter perspective is more complex to study systematically. Four intertwined experiential levels describe the overall materials experience: sensorial, interpretive, affective, and performative level. Building upon the need in experiential material characterization for comparable physical material representations to enable within-material-class comparisons and the inclusion of extensive user aspects, this paper sums up the reasoning process regarding the understanding and design of an experimental set-up and its parameters of a specific case. The case objective is to formulate guidelines for the designer/researcher to set up experiential material characterization experiments with (i) plastic demonstrator forms and (ii) by consumers. Following elements are discussed: Assessors, Stimuli, Interaction Modalities, Dependent variables, Method, and Practical considerations. Next, future experiments can be carried out in order to generate holistic plastic material data on a larger scale, that can be collected in an experiential database and used by designers throughout the design process.

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“…Interaction with the Gesture Based-User Interface (mobile devices like smartphones, tablets, etc.) is based on simple gestures using one, two or more fingers, which the user drags and creates symbols on the touch screen; the interface translates this to a command (Angelini et al 2015). For example, a crossed sign created by a finger can be translated as an action to delete something in an application.…”

Section: Physical Gesturing and Interactionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Design for Ergonomics

Tosi¹

2020

Springer Series in Design and Innovation

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Springer Series in Design and Innovation (SSDI) publishes books on innovation and the latest developments in the fields of Product Design, Interior Design and Communication Design, with particular emphasis on technological and formal innovation, and on the application of digital technologies and new materials. The series explores all aspects of design, e.g. Human-Centered Design/User Experience, Service Design, and Design Thinking, which provide transversal and innovative approaches oriented on the involvement of people throughout the design development process. In addition, it covers emerging areas of research that may represent essential opportunities for economic and social development. In fields ranging from the humanities to engineering and architecture, design is increasingly being recognized as a key means of bringing ideas to the market by transforming them into user-friendly and appealing products or services. Moreover, it provides a variety of methodologies, tools and techniques that can be used at different stages of the innovation process to enhance the value of new products and services. The series' scope includes monographs, professional books, advanced textbooks, selected contributions from specialized conferences and workshops, and outstanding Ph.D. theses.

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Move, Hold and Touch: A Framework for Tangible Gesture Interactive Systems

Cited by 17 publications

References 74 publications

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