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Prevention of Unintentional Input While Using Wrist Rotation for Device Configuration
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Han Joo Chae, Jeong-in Hwang, Yuri Choi, Yieun Kim, Kyle Koh, Jinwook SeoAuthors Info & Claims
Han Joo Chae, Jeong-in Hwang, Yuri Choi, Yieun Kim, Kyle Koh, Jinwook SeoAuthors Info & ClaimsPages 205 - 206
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We describe the design of the safeguard interface that helps users avoid unintentional input while using wrist rotation. When configuring the parameters of various devices, our interface helps reduce the chance of making accidental changes by delaying the result of input and allowing the users to make deliberate attempt to change the parameters to their desired value. We evaluated our methods with a set of user experience and found that our methods were more preferred when the end-results of configurational changes of the devices become more critical and can cause irreversible damage.
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244 pages
ISBN:9781450345316
DOI:10.1145/2984751
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- Jun Rekimoto,
- Takeo Igarashi,
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- Daniel Avrahami
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Published: 16 October 2016
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UIST '16: The 29th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology
October 16 - 19, 2016
Tokyo, Japan
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