Titlebook: Haptic and Audio Interaction Design; Second International Ian Oakley,Stephen Brewster Conference proceedings 2007 Springer-Verlag Berlin He

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User Feedback as Part of a Co-Design Processsence. It proposes to synthesise conventions and cultures of fashion with those of mobile communications, where there are shared attributes in terms of communication and expression. Using garment prototypes as research probes as part of an on-going iterative co-design process, we endeavoured to mobi

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Tangible User Interface for the Exploration of Auditory City Mapsn our previous work, we developed the “Auditory Map” which conveys the location of geographic objects through spatial sonification. Users perceive these objects through the virtual listener’s ears walking through the presented area. Evaluating our system we observed that the participants had difficu

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Haptic and Sound Grid for Enhanced Positioning in a 3-D Virtual Environmenton) perception. Therefore, position information can be distorted, especially along the z-axis. In this paper, virtual grids using haptic and auditory feedback are proposed to complement ambiguous visual depth cues. This study experimentally investigates the influence of virtual grids on position ide

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User-Centered Design Proposals for Prototyping Haptic User Interfaces implementation of haptics in commercialized products is relatively low. The challenges of building low-cost flexible prototypes with haptics in the early stages of product development are believed to be a contributing factor to this. This paper addresses these specific challenges in relation to the