Tangible Signals - Prototyping Interactive Physical Sound Displays

Vetter, Jens

doi:10.1145/3430524.3442450

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“…For instance, Tixier et al [84] explored the use of a perceptual supplementation system that allows BLV users to experience a heightened sense of exploration in GUIs. Vetter et al [88,89] similarly explored the tangible adaptation of GUIs for BLV users through the context of perceiving digital music data presented in GUIs. TUI research for BLV has explored more unconventional means of interaction as well with interaction through deformation and wearable technologies [15,20,33,71,86].…”

Section: Game Inaccessibility and Tangible User Interface For Blv Ind...mentioning

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Understanding Tabletop Games Accessibility: Exploring Board and Card Gaming Experiences of People who are Blind and Low Vision

Bolesnikov

Kang

Girouard

2022

Sixteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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Gaming accessibility research for blind or low vision (BLV) communities largely focuses on digital games. There is a need for designers to understand BLV's experience with tabletop games that involve the player's physical interaction. In this study, we investigate BLV individuals' experience with the accessibility of tabletop games. We conducted semi-structured interviews with 15 BLV participants and found four themes that uncovered participants' tabletop gaming experiences: (1) properties of inaccessible games, (2) outcomes of inaccessible games, (3) properties of accessible games, and (4) outcomes of accessible games. Our findings demonstrate a richness and variety in BLV individuals' tabletop gaming experiences. By providing discussions on the state of tabletop game interactivity and design recommendations, our work assists the creation of accessible tangible games that make use of digital information and physical forms by affording designers the opportunity to understand how inaccessible interactions in tabletop games affect BLV populations. CCS CONCEPTS• Human-centered computing → Accessibility; Accessibility; Empirical studies in accessibility; Accessibility design and evaluation methods.

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Section: Game Inaccessibility and Tangible User Interface For Blv Ind...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Understanding Tabletop Games Accessibility: Exploring Board and Card Gaming Experiences of People who are Blind and Low Vision

Bolesnikov

Kang

Girouard

2022

Sixteenth International Conference on Tangible, Embedded, and Embodied Interaction

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Sonic Interactions - Towards Accessible Digital Music-Making

Vetter,

Kaltenbrunner,

Schmid

2024

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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An Integrated Application of Motion Sensing and Eye Movement Tracking Techniques in Perceiving User Behaviors in a Large Display Interaction

Lou

Song

et al. 2023

Machines

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In public use of a large display, it is a usual phenomenon that multiple users individually participate in respective tasks on a common device. Previous studies have categorized such activity as independent interaction that involves little group engagement. However, by investigating how users approach, participate in, and interact with large displays, we found that parallel use is affected by group factors such as group size and between-user relationship. To gain a thorough understanding of individual and group behaviors, as well as parallel interaction task performance, one 70-inch display-based information searching task and experiment was conducted, in which a mobile eye movement tracking headset and a motion sensing RGB-depth sensor were simultaneously applied. The results showed that (1) a larger group size had a negative influence on the group users’ concentration on the task, perceived usability, and user experience; (2) a close relationship between users contributed to occasional collaborations, which was found to improve the users’ task completion time efficiency and their satisfaction on the large display user experience. This study proves that an integrated application of eye movement tracking and motion sensing is capable of understanding individual and group users’ behaviors simultaneously, and thus is a valid and reliable scheme in monitoring public activities that can be widely used in public large display systems.

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Tangible Signals - Prototyping Interactive Physical Sound Displays

Cited by 3 publications

References 18 publications

Understanding Tabletop Games Accessibility: Exploring Board and Card Gaming Experiences of People who are Blind and Low Vision

Understanding Tabletop Games Accessibility: Exploring Board and Card Gaming Experiences of People who are Blind and Low Vision

Sonic Interactions - Towards Accessible Digital Music-Making

An Integrated Application of Motion Sensing and Eye Movement Tracking Techniques in Perceiving User Behaviors in a Large Display Interaction

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