Service Design for Developing Multimodal Human-Computer Interaction for Smart Tvs

Integratring Service Design and Eye Teacking Insight for Designing Smart TV User Interfaces

“…Hence, a comprehensive process that includes design and evaluation of Smart TV UIs is very important for making Smart TV services more desirable and useful .Unlike the features of a conventional TV with a remote control, new Smart TV features, such as web search, social networking, multi-user support, personalized services and application development, depend on innovative "natural" HCIs [4]. To improve the HCIs with a Smart TV, our earlier work brought together technicians and designers in an inter-disciplinary context to generate a comprehensive roadmap for the development of Smart TVs and identify future requirements thereof [3,5]. Any application of service design to the multimodal interaction development of Smart TV must consider aspects of both product design and interface design.…”

“…They facilitate the curation of content by combining Internet-based information with content from TV providers [3]. These devices have the potential to combine the strengths of TV broadcasting and broadband network services.…”

“…Not only are the interactions and functions of a Smart TV user interface(UI) important, but also is its adaptability to individual users. To develop a Smart TV UI with service, researchers with technical and design backgrounds must work together in an interdisciplinary fashion with a comprehensive roadmap that specifies relevant requirements [3,4,7]. Although a Smart TV serves audiences by the delivery of innovative services, a number of questions about the mechanism of that delivery to various users via a single platform remain.…”

“…Numerous works have established the importance of different criteria in designing HCIs and UIs [9][10][11][12][13]. Some researchers have proposed various processes for designing Smart TV HCIs and UIs [3,5,13,14]. However, evaluation of the effectiveness, efficiency, and usability or, more generally, the affordance, of Smart TV HCI and UI designs results requires further investigation.…”

Data analysis from cognitive games interaction in Smart TV applications for patients with Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, and other types of dementia

“…The management of PD has generally focused on drug treatment (Tomlinson et al ., 2012). In AD, the symptomatic benefits delivered by a pharmacological treatment are limited or imply bad safety outcomes (Wang and Huang, 2015). Thus, the provision of nonpharmacological treatments is recommended as a good practice in both AD and PD for adding extra benefits to conventional care, especially in cases of patients with MCI.…”