Distributed User Interfaces for Poppelreuters and Raven Visual Tests

Caballero, Pedro Cruz; Viveros, Amilcar Meneses; Hernández-Rubio, Erika; Arévalo, Óscar Zamora

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-58536-9_26

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“…The use of DUIs is very common in multimedia applications such as music players, video players, image galleries, video games, books or interactive learning materials, but there are still few applications that use it for purposes other than entertainment. DUIs can be used in educational contexts [6]and for assistance applications for disabled persons [6,7]. Also DUIs are required to interaction with smart spaces [8][9][10][11].…”

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“…A distributed user interface is a set of UIs that can be implemented in more than one device, or software platform. Some implementations consider the use of two or more devices simultaneously [7,13]. By authors Penaver, Melchior and Gallud in several papers from 2011 to 2013 [14][15][16][17] we know that any single user interface can be cataloged as a distributed user interface if it has some characteristics like portability, fragmentation (also known as decomposition), simultaneity, and continuity.…”

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“…In [7][8][9], the authors present a mathematical formalization of the DUI to obtain the properties of portability, fragmentation, simulation and continuity. This formalization is based on the next definitions:…”

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“…In this example, an application is presented to perform three neuropsychology tests of Luria: Poppelreuter I, Poppelreuter II and Raven [7]. This application is called LuTest, whose architecture allows the user to manage a DUI whose platforms are an iPad tablet and an Apple TV, as shown in Figure 2.…”

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Mobile Distributed User Interfaces

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Mendoza³

2020

Mobile Computing

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The success of a mobile application is due to the usability that the graphical user interface provides. A feature of mobile devices is the limited space for the interaction and the deployment of the graphical user interface. For this reason, user interfaces can have different interaction modalities. However, to work with information that can be complex to display, the use of modalities may not solve this problem. A possible alternative to provide more workspace to the users is through a distributed user interface (DUI). A mobile DUI allows the mobile applications to use two or more devices to execute the user interface. These devices can be Smart TVs or wearable such as smart watches. In this work the concepts of mobile DUI design are discussed, some use cases are presented and it is shown that its development in mobile devices is feasible.

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