Selection of suitable GUI for various controllers using analytic hierarchy process

Yamada, Sumie; Uesugi, Yuta; Nonaka, Takamasa; Hase, Tomohiro

doi:10.1109/icsmc.2009.5345933

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“…Tables III to VIII show the other six criteria computed in the same way. Based on the eigenvalue of criteria obtained from Table II and the eigenvalue of each design strategy obtained from Tables III to VIII, In the case of the elderly person, the product of Equation (1) indicates that vision is the most important factor followed by cognition for the GUI design strategy while memorizing and operation are not important factors.…”

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GUI for AV remote controllers based on analytic hierarchy process in consideration of human error

Yamada

Ogawa

Nonaka

et al. 2012

The 1st IEEE Global Conference on Consumer Electronics 2012

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In this paper, we propose a new model for the design method of graphical user interfaces for audio visual remote controllers based on analytic hierarchy processes. The goal of this model is to reduce human error in order to modify the graphical user interface of a wireless remote controller to obtain the most suitable interface for every user. The proposed method is evaluated by a prototype assuming a real-time OS on an embedded microprocessor. Furthermore, we confirmed this proposal as effective.

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“…For the above purpose, we previously proposed a strategic design model for GUIs, with the eventual target of obtaining GUIs that are easy to operate for every user at IEEE SMC2009 [1]. In this previously model, the goal was easy of operation for users.…”

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GUI for AV remote controllers based on analytic hierarchy process in consideration of human error

Yamada

Ogawa

Nonaka

et al. 2012

The 1st IEEE Global Conference on Consumer Electronics 2012

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Input interface using fingertip pressure

Nonaka

Saino

Shimano

et al. 2010

2010 2nd International Conference on Advanced Computer Control

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This paper proposes a new operation method for portable devices and controllers using fingertip pressure. The proposed system provides multivalued, biaxial outputs according to the fingertip pressure from two directions. Strain sensors are used to detect microscopic strains caused by the fingertip pressure on the body of the portable device. For verification experiments, a prototype consisting of a detection circuit with two strain gauges and a 32 bit MPU with an aluminum body was manufactured, and various applications were implemented. The experimental results indicate that the prototype system can output accurate linear data proportional to fingertip pressure from two directions. With the proposed interface, the portable devices do not require a specific area, thickness, or position for input buttons on their bodies.

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Suitable graphical user interface selection based on human errors using analytic hierarchy process

Yamada

Nonaka

Hase

2010

2010 IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics

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Selection of suitable GUI for various controllers using analytic hierarchy process

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GUI for AV remote controllers based on analytic hierarchy process in consideration of human error

GUI for AV remote controllers based on analytic hierarchy process in consideration of human error

Input interface using fingertip pressure

Suitable graphical user interface selection based on human errors using analytic hierarchy process

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