Titlebook: Computer Human Interaction; 6th Asia Pacific Con Masood Masoodian,Steve Jones,Bill Rogers Conference proceedings 2004 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Na-Verluste bei NAV-T 70 W/E-Lampen,These emerge from prototyping a mobile information appliance that supports, and is ecologically compatible with, human vision-based navigation and acquirement of spatial knowledge during movement through the physical world. The device assists a person finding his/her way from an origin to a destinat

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Günther H?hnel (Gesch?ftsführer)to the hierarchy-visualization tool, Treemap, in that it uses a rectangular, space-filling methodology, but differs from Treemap in that it employs three-dimensional space, which is used to more clearly convey the structural relationships of the hierarchy. The paper includes an empirical study compa

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,über Gleichstrom-Leuchtstofflampen,. The nature of expertise in collaborative creative work is discussed and the implications for support tools considered. Characteristics of a visual programming environment used to support collaboration in the development of interactive digital works are discussed. Such environments provide faciliti

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,Ein Beitrag zum System CaO — SiO2 — MnO,nd-effector, the DigiHaptic has three levers that the user may handle simultaneously or not in elastic mode to rate control objects. We compared it to the SpaceMouse – another elastic device – to evaluate the influence that degrees of freedom (DOF) separation have in terms of accuracy (coordination

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-45999-3s to meet the requirements of particular user groups. This paper reports a diary study, which compared the rendezvousing performance and behaviour of two age groups – 18-30s and 31-45s. The age groups differed in the following respects: (i) 31-45s more frequently attributed problems rendezvousing to

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,über die Transportwegl?nge in einem Plasma,the electronic components and the recording equipment are now being replaced by computer software. In this paper we present a comparative study of two popular new systems, . and ., concentrating on the role of user-interface metaphors. We compare the two systems, identify the key ways metaphor is us