Perceptual User Interfaces: Introduction
Perceptual User Interfaces: Introduction
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感知用户界面:简介
DOI:
10.1145/330534.330535
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发表时间:
2000
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通讯作者:
G. Robertson
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作者:
M. Turk;G. Robertson
P U I sensing and feedback (haptics), learning, user modeling, and dialogue management. The accompanying figure illustrates how PUI encompasses research in several areas. Although the figure shows information flow in the context of a traditional computer form factor, PUI is intended for new form factors as well.A perceptive UI (as opposed to PUI) is one that adds human-like perceptual capabilities to the computer, for example, making the computer aware of what the user is saying or what the user’s face, body, and hands are doing. These interfaces provide input to the computer while leveraging human communication and motor skills. Multimodal UI is closely related, emphasizing human communication skills. We use multiple modalities when we engage in face-to-face communication, leading to more effective communication. Most work on multimodal UI has focused on computer input (for example, using speech together with penbased gestures). Multimodal output uses different modalities, like visual display, audio, and tactile feedback, to engage human perceptual, cognitive, and communication skills in understanding what is being presented. In multimodal UI, various modalities are sometimes used independently and sometimes simultaneously or tightly coupled.