Titlebook: Designing for Gesture and Tangible Interaction; Mary Lou Maher,Lina Lee Book 2017 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2017

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Designing for Tangible Interaction,re fewer articles and books devoted to the design issues specifically associated with tangible interaction design. Since designing for tangible interaction is highly context dependent, we review some common design issues in the context of our two design examples: the Tangible Keyboard and Tangible M

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Designing for Gesture Interaction,dy. Until recently, mid-air gestures have not been part of interaction design. Implementing gestures as part of the interaction design requires a careful consideration of the types of gestures that are meaningful in the system. Further-more, it is important for the user to understand which gestures

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Looking to the Future: Research Challenges,d interaction is very different from the way that we traditionally communicate with machines because the user can use their body in ways in which they are used to using them in the natural physical world to interact with digital systems. Creating embodied interactive systems is challenging for a num

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Marine Chemistry of the Boka Kotorska Bay, sensitive and limited resource, are being conducted. One of main environmental tasks is water quality monitoring, i.e. monitoring of the possible presence of harmful substances as well as determining their concentrations in water. Monitoring of marine environment trace metals pollution, which repre

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