A master thesis from Aalborg University
Comparison of Cross-Device Interaction Techniques Between Mobile Devices and Large Displays
[Sammenligning af Cross-Device Interaktionsteknikker Mellem Mobile Enheder og Store Skærm]
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Term
4. term
Education
Publication year
2016
Submitted on
2016-06-06
Pages
69 pages
Abstract
Research into cross-device interaction techniques has been gradually increasing through out the last couple of years. One of the focus points of all this research is the interaction between large displays and mobile devices. In this paper, we contribute to this body of knowledge by providing an empirical comparative study of 8 different cross-device interaction techniques: Push and Pull versions of Grab, Swipe, Throw and Tilt. The goal of these techniques was to investigate the different aspects of exchanging data between mobile devices and large displays. We found that Push and Pull versions of Swipe are both the most efficient and accurate techniques, closely followed by the Push and Pull versions of Throw. What these four techniques have in common is the ability to keep the cursor still while performing the technique. This suggest that a large contributing factor to a successful cross device interaction technique is the ability to hold the cursor still while performing the interaction technique.
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