Re-defining a Pattern: Stereoscopic Web Perception

Zuniga, Diego Gonzalez; Chistyakov, Alexey; Carrabina, Jordi

doi:10.1109/tla.2014.6827881

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“…Another reason why we are interested in this is because we know that we are not only able to change the gaze pattern of a specific stimulus related to a simple task like web search (Gonzalez-Zuniga, Chistyakov, & Carrabina, 2014). Also in areas like gaming, 3D stereo is perceived to be more enjoyable and immersive than 2D viewing for tasks that provide an advantage in 3D stereo (Kulshreshth, Schild, & LaViola, Evaluating User Performance in 3D Stereo and Motion Enabled Video Games, 2012).…”

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S3doodle: Case Study for Stereoscopic Gui and user Content Creation

González-Zúñiga

Carrabina

2015

ONLINE J COMMUN MEDI

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This article describes the web application called S3Doodle. It is an initial example of the combination of a stereoscopic graphical user interface that produces stereoscopic content and is controlled by hand gestures. The web application uses core stereo 3D concepts and implements them with cutting edge technology to create a differentiated experience. We use a spatial input control as an interface that allows us to introduce depth into the created compositions. S3Doodle's creation is documented, and the experience we had while building it is explained, shedding light on which are the technical decisions behind. We also gather user's comments from the utilization of the web app. This application serves us as a case study for exploring gestural and stereo interactions, from which we get initial reactions upon which we can provide a better experience for future applications.

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Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%