Animate Objects: How Physical Motion Encourages Public Interaction

Ju, Wendy; Sirkin, David

doi:10.1007/978-3-642-13226-1_6

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“…Müller [20] finds that people often expect nothing useful on public displays and speculates that therefore, they may intentionally ignore them. These works, as well as [10,11,18] investigate some factors that attract attention for public displays, like installation height, motion, context, etc.…”

Section: Noticing Displaysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cuenesics

Walter

Bailly

Valkanova

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction With Mobile Devices &Amp; Services

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Figure 1. People performing mid-air gestures to select items on interactive public displays. The system was installed at three locations: (L1) on a large wall-projection in a coworking space, (L2) on a rear-projection screen in a students' cafeteria, (L3) on an LCD at a venue's opening event ABSTRACTMost of today's public displays only show predefined contents that passers-by are not able to change. We argue that interactive public displays would benefit from immediately usable mid-air techniques for choosing options, expressing opinions or more generally selecting one among several items. We propose a design space for hand-gesture based mid-air selection techniques on interactive public displays, along with four specific techniques that we evaluated at three different locations in the the field. Our findings include: 1) if no hint is provided, people successfully use Point+Dwell for selecting items, 2) the user representation could be switched from Mirror to Cursor after registration without causing confusion, 3) people tend to explore items before confirming one, 4) in a public context, people frequently interact inadvertently (without looking at the screen). We conclude by providing recommendations for designers of interactive public displays to support immediate usability for mid-air selection.

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Section: Noticing Displaysmentioning

confidence: 99%

Cuenesics

Walter

Bailly

Valkanova

et al. 2014

Proceedings of the 16th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction With Mobile Devices &Amp; Services

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“…They do however, require active interruption of the user to overcome the blindness problem. Other approaches include context-aware systems using location tracking, gaze activation [8] or movement [7].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Overcoming interaction blindness through curiosity objects

Houben

Weichel

2013

CHI '13 Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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In recent years there has been a widespread installation of large interactive public displays. Longitudinal studies however show that these interactive displays suffer from interaction blindness -the inability of the public to recognize the interactive capabilities of those surfaces. In this paper, we explore the use of curiosity-provoking artifacts, (curiosity objects) to overcome interaction blindness. Our study confirmed the interaction blindness problem and shows that introducing a curiosity object results in a significant increase in interactivity with the display as well as changes in movement in the spaces surrounding the interactive display.

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“…The constant development of Internet, technology, and communication technology has the type and classification of online publishing become diversified and has publishing through the Internet become a trend. Especially, after the emergence of world wide web (WWW) in the 90s, applying browsers to collect information, different from the use of E-mail and Telnet in the past, has become a part of daily life of Internet users (Ju and Sirkin, 2010). Strand (2010) mentioned that news media contained not only newspapers, but also print media, broadcast, and television as the providers of news and information.…”

Section: Electronic Mediamentioning

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Key Factors in the Media Propagation Effect of Ecotourism

Wu¹

2017

Appl Ecol Env Res

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Abstract.With the constant progress of Internet and communication technology, various emerging technologies and market applications constructed on network environments are progressed to influence people's reading habits and information collection methods. After being satisfied the material life, the citizens present abundant economic ability and time on the leisure life and the participation in leisure and recreation activity in past years. Rural ecological environments and historical and cultural monuments are the major recreation activity for public tourism, attracting people who live in urban jungles visiting the countryside for landscape appreciation and local culture experience. Users of the official website of Fujian Tourism Bureau, as the research subjects, are surveyed through online questionnaire. Total 1000 copies of questionnaire are distributed and 683 valid copies are retrieved, with the retrieval rate 68％. According to the overall weight of evaluation indicators for the factors in the media propagation effect of ecotourism, the research results show top five indicators, among twelve ones, of customized services, development and network externality application, catering to the market taste and creativity, novelty and exploratory experience, and hardware development of devices. Suggestions, based on the research results, are proposed in this study, expecting to influence the ecological conservation issue on the public life through mass media as well as to promote ecotourism.

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Animate Objects: How Physical Motion Encourages Public Interaction

Cited by 41 publications

References 8 publications

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Overcoming interaction blindness through curiosity objects

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