"OK Glass?" A Preliminary Exploration of Google Glass for Persons with Upper Body Motor Impairments
"OK Glass?" A Preliminary Exploration of Google Glass for Persons with Upper Body Motor Impairments
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DOI：
10.1145/2661334.2661400
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发表时间：
2014
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通讯作者：
Leah Findlater
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作者：
Meethu Malu;Leah Findlater
谷歌眼镜等头盔显示器为运动障碍(MI)患者提供了潜在的优势。例如，与移动电话相比，它们始终可用，并提供相对免提的交互。尽管有这种潜力，但此前几乎没有人研究这类设备的可及性。在这篇海报文章中，我们对患有MI的用户使用谷歌眼镜的可及性以及头戴式交互式计算机的潜在影响进行了初步评估。我们的发现表明，尽管触摸板特别难用--对于三名参与者来说是不可能的--但相对于手机的优势包括，它相对免提，不需要低头看显示屏，而且不容易掉下来。
Head-mounted displays such as Google Glass offer potential advantages for persons with motor impairments (MI). For example, they are always available and offer relatively hands-free interaction compared to a mobile phone. Despite this potential, there is little prior work examining the accessibility of such devices. In this poster paper, we perform a preliminary assessment of the accessibility of Google Glass for users with MI and the potential impacts of a head-mounted interactive computer. Our findings show that, while the touchpad is particularly difficult to use-impossible for three participants-advantages over a phone include that it is relatively hands free, does not require looking down at the display, and cannot be easily dropped.