Non-rigid HCI: A review of deformable interfaces and input
A Boem, GM Troiano - Proceedings of the 2019 on Designing Interactive …, 2019 - dl.acm.org
Deformable interfaces are emerging in HCI and prototypes show potential for non-rigid
interactions. Previous reviews looked at deformation as a material property of shape …
interactions. Previous reviews looked at deformation as a material property of shape …
EarTouch: facilitating smartphone use for visually impaired people in mobile and public scenarios
Interacting with a smartphone using touch input and speech output is challenging for visually
impaired people in mobile and public scenarios, where only one hand may be available for …
impaired people in mobile and public scenarios, where only one hand may be available for …
Expansion of human-phone interface by sensing structure-borne sound propagation
ForcePhone is a novel system that enables commodity phones to recognize the force
applied to their touch screen and body. Researchers have shown the usefulness and …
applied to their touch screen and body. Researchers have shown the usefulness and …
Multimodal feedback in HCI: haptics, non-speech audio, and their applications
Computer interfaces traditionally depend on visual feedback to provide information to users,
with large, high-resolution screens the norm. Other sensory modalities, such as haptics and …
with large, high-resolution screens the norm. Other sensory modalities, such as haptics and …
Usability of curved keyboard design on the large smartphone: An empirical study
Y Wang, J Huo, D Wu, T Lin, X Li, J He - Applied Ergonomics, 2023 - Elsevier
The curved design is ubiquitous, with a vast user base due to its similarity with in shape to
human physiological structure. The curved QWERTY keyboard layout was proposed for one …
human physiological structure. The curved QWERTY keyboard layout was proposed for one …
Typhlex: Exploring deformable input for blind users controlling a mobile screen reader
M Ernst, T Swan, V Cheung… - IEEE Pervasive …, 2017 - ieeexplore.ieee.org
Current smartphone technology presents many challenges for blind users. This article
introduces the use of deformable inputs for blind users, which offers such users the ability to …
introduces the use of deformable inputs for blind users, which offers such users the ability to …
Bend Passwords: using gestures to authenticate on flexible devices
Upcoming mobile devices will have flexible displays, allowing us to explore alternate forms
of user authentication. On flexible displays, users can interact with the device by deforming …
of user authentication. On flexible displays, users can interact with the device by deforming …
Challenges in everyday use of mobile visualizations
This chapter illustrates challenges resulting from the everyday use of mobile visualizations
in three categories: logistical challenges relating to situated use, privacy challenges …
in three categories: logistical challenges relating to situated use, privacy challenges …
Flexstylus: Leveraging bend input for pen interaction
N Fellion, T Pietrzak, A Girouard - Proceedings of the 30th Annual ACM …, 2017 - dl.acm.org
FlexStylus, a flexible stylus, detects deformation of the barrel as a vector with both a
rotational and an absolute value, providing two degrees of freedom with the goal of …
rotational and an absolute value, providing two degrees of freedom with the goal of …
Perceived User Reachability in Mobile UIs Using Data Analytics and Machine Learning
One-handed interactions on smartphone interfaces offer a prominent feature of highly
mobile inputs. Thus, the design factor of user reachability is essential to realizing the …
mobile inputs. Thus, the design factor of user reachability is essential to realizing the …