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27 April 2006 9:00 - 10:30 Papers Selecting and Tracking Paper Face-Tracking as an Augmented Input in Video Games: Enhancing Presence, Role-playing and Control We designed and implemented two game prototypes, applying face/head information to different user experiences. These prototypes were based on analysis from prior camera-based games, and face tracking technology. Shuo Wang Note Direct Pointer: Direct Manipulation for Large-Display Interaction using Handheld Cameras Introduces and evaluates a new pointing technique for large (possibly multi-user) displays using input from a hand-held camera. Provides designers with a method with reduced hardware requirements and UI modifications. Hao Jiang Note Interacting with Communication Appliances: An evaluation of two computer vision-based selection techniques Experimentally compares two computer-vision based selection techniques (object-tracking, motion-sensing). Suggests that designers should consider object-tracking as well as (the widely-accepted) motion-sensing. Wendy Mackay Paper Attention Funnel: Omnidirectional 3D Cursor for Mobile Augmented Reality Platforms Research contributes unique mobile AR interface technique. General and broad applicability. Guides attention via any location-aware interface including cell phones. Controlled experiment validates improved user performance on search time, consistency, and mental workload. Frank Biocca |
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