Ji-Hye An
ABSTRACT
Considerations of interface design have been limited to the senses of sight and hearing. However, as the sense of touch, such as haptics, began to be applied to equipment, new interaction has emerged. Due to the integrated nature of people (Goldstein, 2002), it is important for a new system that added tactile stimuli to correctly analyze and understand users' experiences. This study analyzes integrated cross modality user experiences from devices providing information on the senses of sight, hearing, and touch.
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Index Terms
- How people tend to organize sensory information into unified wholes in haptic phone?: focusing on cross modality interaction
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