Ilkka Kosunen
Imtiaj Ahmed
Marc Cavazza
Giulio Jacucci
ABSTRACT
Large screens are populating a variety of settings motivating research on appropriate interaction techniques. While gesture is popularized by depth cameras we contribute with a comparison study showing how eye pointing is a valuable substitute to gesture pointing in dragging tasks. We compare eye pointing combined with gesture selection to gesture pointing and selection. Results clearly show that eye pointing combined with a selection gesture allows more accurate and faster dragging.
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- Comparing eye and gesture pointing to drag items on large screens
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