Many surface computing prototypes have employed gestures created by system designers.
Although such gestures are appropriate for early investigations, they are not necessarily …

Despite growing awareness of the accessibility issues surrounding touch screen use by
blind people, designers still face challenges when creating accessible touch screen …

We compare two gesture sets for interactive surfaces—a set of gestures created by an end-
user elicitation method and a set of gestures authored by three HCI researchers. Twenty-two …

Most tabletop research presents findings from lab-based user studies, focusing on specific
interaction techniques. This means we still know little about how these new interfaces …

New sensing technologies like Microsoft's Kinect provide a low-cost way to add interactivity
to large display surfaces, such as TVs. In this paper, we interview 25 participants to learn …

This study is aimed at understanding deformation-based user gestures by observing users
interacting with artificial deformable displays with various levels of flexibility. We gained user …

Smart glasses, such as Google Glass, provide always-available displays not offered by
console and mobile gaming devices, and could potentially offer a pervasive gaming …

The rising popularity of digital table surfaces has spawned considerable interest in new
interaction techniques. Most interactions fall into one of two modalities: 1) direct touch and …

3D sketching in virtual reality (VR) enables users to create 3D virtual objects intuitively and
immersively. However, previous studies showed that mid-air drawing may lead to inaccurate …

Creating and editing large graphs and node-link diagrams are crucial activities in many
application areas. For them, we consider multi-touch and pen input on interactive surfaces …