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Proxemic-Aware Controls: Designing Remote Controls for Ubiquitous Computing Ecologies

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Author
Ledo, David
Greenberg, Saul
Marquardt, Nicolai
Boring, Sebastian
Accessioned
2015-02-18T21:57:27Z
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2015-02-18T21:57:27Z
Issued
2015-02-18
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Mobile Interaction, ubiquitous computing, proxemic-interaction, control of appliances
Subject
Information interfaces and presentation (e.g.
HCI): user interfaces - interaction styles
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video
technical report
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Abstract
Remote controls facilitate interactions at-a-distance with appliances. However, the complexity, diversity, and increasing number of digital appliances in ubiquitous computing ecologies make it increasingly difficult to: (1) discover which appliances are controllable; (2) select a particular appliance from the large number available; (3) view information about its status; and (4) control the appliance in a pertinent manner. To mitigate these problems we contribute proxemic-aware controls, which exploit the spatial relationships between a person’s handheld device and all surrounding appliances to create a dynamic appliance control interface. Specifically, a person can discover and select an appliance by the way one orients a mobile device around the room, and then progressively view the appliance’s status and control its features in increasing detail by simply moving towards it. We illustrate proxemic-aware controls of various appliances through various scenarios. We then provide a generalized conceptual framework that informs future designs of proxemic-aware controls.
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Science
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http://dx.doi.org/10.11575/PRISM/30738
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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/50351
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