Titlebook: Building an Intuitive Multimodal Interface for a Smart Home; Hunting the SNARK John N.A Brown,Anton Josef Fercher,Gerhard Leitner Book 2017

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Mathematische Begriffe und Schreibweisen realize the vision of the Wise Home, a shift to a more human-centered approach is needed. In order to move to a more natural interaction, we must first accept that current interaction paradigms are unnatural. In nature, human communication is not based on a single modality, such as speech or gestur

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8348-9604-9 ease with which the new information can move from the focus to the periphery of our attention. Technology designed with this in mind allows the user to easily move in and out of a state of flow, working at peak performance while avoiding techno-stress. That is what Weiser called Calm Technology.

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Grenzwerte von Funktionen; Stetigkeit, updates to a mental model of the world around us, and it is that mental model with which we interact. In order to interact successfully with any environment, we need to have a functional mental model. We created two mental models for use with our S.N.A.R.K. Circuit, mental models that would relieve

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Grenzwerte von Funktionen; Stetigkeit, models were put forward, each to enable intuitive multimodal interaction centered on either voice or gesture. The user could give voice commands to an invisible major domo, or could wave their smart phone like a wand while calling out the names of devices like magic spells. Our goal was not simply

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b138118of interaction with a complex network of embedded devices that would not feel new, experimental, or complex. In this chapter we present the qualitative methods used to capture the feelings and opinions of the participants in our endeavor regarding the system. We used standard, pre- and post-experime