The programming-with-examples workflow lets developers create interactive applications with the help of example data. It takes a general programming environment and adds dedicated user interfaces for visualizing and managing the data. This lets both ...

As the number of displays we interact with rapidly increases, managing user attention has emerged as a critical challenge for next-generation human-computer interfaces.

When engaging in brainstorming, strategic planning, and decision making, people still use traditional media such as felt pens on whiteboards. Apparently, interacting with real physical objects feels easier than operating and interacting with computer ...

Holograms can reconstruct complete optical wavefronts, capturing images that have a three-dimensional appearance and can be observed from different perspectives. Museum exhibits often use optical hologram technology because it permits presentation of 3D ...

Given their increased importance, testing graphical user interfaces (GUI) for correctness can enhance the entire system's safety, robustness, and usability. But GUI remain a neglected test research area.

Everyone has an opinion about color. Although we tend to assume that people see the same colors, who hasn't disagreed about an object's particular shade? Whether something is blue or indigo usually isn't a major issue, but when it comes to creating an ...

Printed embedded data graphical user interfaces (PEDGUIs) generalize the interaction domain to images and objects to enable interaction with passive objects and active displays throughout user environ-ments. Embedded data helps establish the selection ...

Although still in the prototype stage, three-dimensional volumetric displays present unique interface challenges. Current display technologies limit our ability to view and interact with 3D computer graphics because we typically view 3D data on a 2D ...

Miniaturization of components has enabled systems that are wearable and nearly invisible, so that individuals can move about and interact freely, supported by their personal information domain. Can you imagine hauling around a large, light-tight wooden ...