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W INGED Window Management with In-Air Gestures on Desktop Computers Simon Walter - Timo Wilhelm 1 University of Applied Sciences Augsburg | Interaction Engineering | Prof. Dr. Michael Kipp | WS 2015/16 Agenda 1. Problem 2. Related Work 3.

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University of Applied Sciences Augsburg | Interaction Engineering | Prof. Dr. Michael Kipp | WS 2015/16 Simon Walter - Timo Wilhelm

Window Management with In-Air Gestures on Desktop Computers

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Agenda

  • 1. Problem
  • 2. Related Work
  • 3. Prototype
  • 4. Gestures
  • 5. Technical Demo
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Problem

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Problem

not intuitive & interrupt the user’s workflow Common window interactions with a mouse within computer operating systems are

More intuitive and less distracting?

Possible Solution: In-Air gestures

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Related Work

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„Design and Usability Analysis of Gesture- Based Control for Common Desktop Tasks“

Farzin Farhadi-Niaki, S. Ali Etemad, Ali Ary (University of Ottawa/Carleton University)

  • 1. Arm gestures cause more fatigue and appear less natural

than finger gestures

  • 2. 85% of participants pick an object on screen with the

pinching gesture in their first guess

  • 3. Most participants prefer “mostly finger” for interactions

Arm and finger gestures for interacting with a vision-based system

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„On the usability of gesture interfaces in virtual reality environments“

Marcio C. Cabral, Carlos H. Morimoto, Marcelo K. Zuffo (University of Sao Paulo)

  • 1. Performance of tasks considerably worse than a mouse

movement, mostly because of the lack of experience and the large number of gestures compared to a mouse

  • 2. But subjective experiments proof that gestures are easy to

learn and suitable for short and infrequent tasks

Use of gestures to control virtual reality environments

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Prototype

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Prototype

Simple OS User Interface built with Processing 3 1. 2. Hand Gestures captured by a Leap Motion Controller Gestures mapped to Window Management Functions 3.

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Gestures

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Gestures

  • 1. Grab Window
  • 2. Resize Window
  • 3. Close/Minimize Window
  • 4. Split screen mode
  • 5. Change Proportions
  • 6. Show all Windows
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  • 1. Grab Window
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  • 2. Resize Window
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  • 3. Close/Minimize Window
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  • 4. Split screen mode
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  • 4. Split screen mode
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  • 4. Split screen mode
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  • 5. Change Proportions
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  • 5. Change Proportions
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  • 6. Show all Windows
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  • 6. Show all Windows
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Technical Demo