Human-computer interaction
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Interactive belt-worn badge provides one-handed data access
An embedded LCD presents dynamic information to the wearer, and interaction is facilitated by sensing movement of the retractable string which attaches the unit to the wearer’s belt. This makes it possible to interact using…
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CHI 2013: an Immersive Event
Springtime in Paris this year sees the Association for Computing Machinery’s 31st Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems (CHI) in full swing from April 27 through May 2, welcoming experts and students from more…
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Some Evidence for the Impact of Limited Education on Hierarchical User Interface Navigation
One of the greatest challenges in designing applications for economically poor communities is that potential users may have little or no education. We investigated how limited education appears to impact the ability to navigate a…
