Multimodal user interface for traffic incident management in control room

Choi, Eric H. C.; Taib, Ronnie; Shi, Yu; Chen, Fang

doi:10.1049/iet-its:20060038

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“… Interaction with a display/projection (Bolt, 1980, Choi et al, 2007, Foehrenbach et al, 2009, Beyer and Meier, 2011, Asadzadeh et al, 2012, Cauchard et al, 2012, Xie and Xu, 2013, Rossol et al, 2014, Saxen et al, 2014, Adeen et al, 2015, Braun et al, 2017, Osti et al, 2017, Dondi et al, 2018, Ma et al, 2018.  Interaction with augmented reality (Reifinger et al, 2007, Lu et al, 2012, Bai et al, 2013, Hürst and van Wezel, 2013, Gangman and Yen, 2014, Adhikarla et al, 2015, Hernoux and Christmann, 2015, Shim et al, 2016, Saxen et al, 2014, Kim and Lee, 2016, Memo and Zanuttigh, 2018.…”

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“…1. Point and command approach, where pointing gesture is used to indicate which object or direction is referred to, and then a host of predefined utterances are used as a command to interact with the object (Bolt, 1980, Carbini et al, 2006, Hoste and Signer, 2013, Choi et al, 2007, Chu et al, 1997, Wilson and Oliver, 2003, Moustakas et al, 2009, Pan et al, 2010, Bourdot et al, 2010, Boboc et al, 2015 e.g. user can point at an object, utter "Move that there" and point the second location, in order to move an object.…”

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“…3. Text input approach (Choi et al, 2007) -where words uttered are automatically recognised by the computer, and gestures are used to correct any errors or move words around to achieve the content desired. In this approach speech and gestures are completely separated, as speech is only used for text input.…”

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“…Besides, there is an actual system for Traffic Incident Management (TIM) [9] that utilizes multimodal user interactions. They develop speech and gesture recognition to collect traffic information.…”

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<title>Design of interaction manager supporting collaborative display and multimodal interaction for advanced collaborative environment</title>

Kim

2007

SPIE Proceedings

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As ubiquitous computing technologies are rapidly evolving in the area of collaboration, user interactions are also expanding to extremely various styles of embedded computing systems. In order to keep up with this, we propose a unique design of Interaction Manager (IM) for Smart Meeting Space (SMeet), which is our prototype system for Advanced Collaborative Environment (ACE), to support advanced user interactions. In this paper, IM provides generic interfaces and managing methods for heterogeneous interaction devices. Furthermore, these interaction activities can be effectively shared with remote-party collaborators by IM. The preliminary version of proposed IM is verified through experiments between two separately located SMeet nodes.

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“…There has also been work within the area of traffic control which [4] describes two prototypes that use speech and gestures to support traffic control operators. However, within industrial domains there has been limited research focusing on the use of alternative interaction modes for process control.…”

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Domova

Azhar

Ralph

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Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems

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Within industrial domains there is a need for control room operators to be in constant contact with the different processes they are responsible for controlling. With this responsibility comes the need to constantly be near their workstations in order to monitor, diagnose and quickly troubleshoot issues presented. These workstations, however, restrict operators in control rooms from moving freely within the control room itself, such as between their own and their colleague's workstations since they cannot interact with the system from a distance. These systems also restrict those operators who need to continuously enter the control room from the plant/factory floor since interacting with process graphics requires them to remove all of their specialized equipment every time (e.g. large bulky safety gloves). We therefore present a concept for control room operators that supports their untethering from dedicated workstations, providing them with the ability to interact in a more flexible way.

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Multimodal user interface for traffic incident management in control room

Cited by 13 publications

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Systematic literature review of hand gestures used in human computer interaction interfaces

Systematic literature review of hand gestures used in human computer interaction interfaces

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