Gaze typing compared with input by head and hand
Gaze typing compared with input by head and hand
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10.1145/968363.968389
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2004-03
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J. P. Hansen;K. Tørning;A. Johansen;K. Itoh;Hirotaka Aoki
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J. P. Hansen;K. Tørning;A. Johansen;K. Itoh;Hirotaka Aoki
This paper investigates the usability of gaze-typing systems for disabled people in a broad perspective that takes into account the usage scenarios and the particular users that these systems benefit. Design goals for a gaze-typing system are identified: productivity above 25 words per minute, robust tracking, high availability, and support of multimodal input. A detailed investigation of the efficiency and user satisfaction with a Danish and a Japanese gaze-typing system compares it to head- and mouse (hand) - typing. We found gaze typing to be more erroneous than the other two modalities. Gaze typing was just as fast as head typing, and both were slower than mouse (hand-) typing. Possibilities for design improvements are discussed.