A Touchless Gestural Platform for the Interaction with the Patients Data

Paolis, Lucio Tommaso De

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-32703-7_172

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“…Similar studies were conducted for Contactless Sleep Monitoring [ 52 ], Contactless analysis of heart rate variability [ 53 ] and Early Diagnosis of COVID-19 [ 54 ]. As this progress will continue on its way even after vaccination, educating healthcare customers is important for medical professionals to know about how and where touch free interaction can be applied to allow for an increase in protection of patients and safety of what can be costly equipment [ 55 ]. The telemedicine concept [ 56 ] is the way to minimize human contact in the health industry.…”

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From luxury to necessity: Progress of touchless interaction technology

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Campbell

2021

Technology in Society

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confidence: 99%

From luxury to necessity: Progress of touchless interaction technology

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Campbell

2021

Technology in Society

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The impact of the input interface in a virtual environment: the Vive controller and the Myo armband

Paolis

Luca

2019

Virtual Reality

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The effects of touchless interaction on usability and sense of presence in a virtual environment

Paolis

Luca

2022

Virtual Reality

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For software applications with a significant level of user involvement, the traditional concept of usability has evolved into the more complex idea of user experience, which also covers emotional, cognitive or physical responses. In virtual reality, user experience also depends on the user perception related to some peculiarities of immersive environments, where also the devices employed for user interaction play a determinant role. This has led to the design of the Presence Questionnaire (PQ) for the evaluation of the effectiveness of virtual environments. This work analyzes the effects of two different interaction modalities on usability and sense of presence: in particular, the Myo armband, a gesture-based device for touchless interaction, is compared with the Vive handheld controller bundled with the HTC Vive headset. A total of 84 subjects were recruited to test the virtual environment and asked them to fill in a questionnaire obtained by combining the Usability Metric for User eXperience (UMUX) questionnaire, the System Usability Scale (SUS) and the presence questionnaire (PQ), which was specifically designed for virtual environments. A comparison between the scores obtained for the two interaction modalities revealed which questionnaire items are significantly influenced by the input interface and deduce some insights about the consequences on human factors.

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A Touchless Gestural Platform for the Interaction with the Patients Data

Cited by 4 publications

References 20 publications

From luxury to necessity: Progress of touchless interaction technology

From luxury to necessity: Progress of touchless interaction technology

The impact of the input interface in a virtual environment: the Vive controller and the Myo armband

The effects of touchless interaction on usability and sense of presence in a virtual environment

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