Jong-bum Woo
Youn-kyung Lim
ABSTRACT
In this paper, we compare two different gestures for short distance wireless connection interfaces: Touch and Remote. These two types are compared for usability, emotional quality, and overall preference. We conducted an experiment with 30 participants and the results showed a significant difference in usability and emotional quality between these two types. However, there was no significant difference in preference. With the results, we analyzed the characteristics of each gesture type and present important issues in short distance wireless connection interface design.
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Index Terms
- Touch or remote: comparing touch-and remote-type interfaces for short distance wireless device connection
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