Gesture elicitation studies represent a popular and resourceful method in HCI to inform the
design of intuitive gesture commands, reflective of end-users' behavior, for controlling all …

How do we determine highly effective and intuitive gesture sets for interactive systems
tailored to end users' preferences? A substantial body of knowledge is available on this …

We examine radar-based gesture input for interactive computer systems, a technology that
has recently grown in terms of commercial availability, affordability, and popularity among …

We present empirical results from a gesture elicitation study conducted with eleven
wheelchair users that proposed on-body, in-air, and on-wheelchair gestures to effect twenty …

We clarify fundamental aspects of end-user elicitation, enabling such studies to be run and
analyzed with confidence, correctness, and scientific rigor. To this end, our contributions are …

We explore the chair as a referential frame for facilitating hand gesture input to control
interactive systems. First, we conduct a Systematic Literature Review on the topic of …

Natural interactions feel intuitive, familiar, and a good match to the task, user's abilities, and
context. Consequently, a wealth of scientific research has been conducted on natural …

We examine users' preferences for Augmented Reality for television and report findings from
an exploratory study with 172 participants we conducted to understand the perceived value …

We introduce “Sensorimotor Realities,” a new concept in the XR landscape and
corresponding technology-agnostic framework for computer-mediated perception and motor …

We revisit the foundational principles of Ambient Intelligence (AmI) and Augmented Reality
(AR) environments to discuss the perspective that AmI and AR feature the same vision of …