Emmanuel Dubois

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Hinge Gestures: Leveraging Foldable Phone Hinges to Enrich Dual-Screen Tactile Interaction

Foldable phones naturally support displaying two applications side by side on adjacent screens. However, one-handed interaction with this dual-screen configuration faces two challenges: first, users must change grip to reach each screen; second, menus displayed on each screen take valuable screen real estate and can b…

CHI '252nd AuthorDistributed Team Collaboration +1

A Systematic Literature Review to Characterize Asymmetric Interaction in Collaborative Systems

Computer-mediated collaboration often relies on symmetrical interactions between users, where all the collaborators use identical devices. However, in some cases, either due to constraints (e.g. users in different environments) or by choice (e.g. using devices with different properties), users engage in asymmetrical i…

CHI '212nd AuthorAR Navigation & Context Awareness +2

HoloBar: Rapid Command Execution for Head-Worn AR Exploiting Around the Field-of-View Interaction

Inefficient menu interfaces lead to system and application commands being tedious to execute in Immersive Environments. HoloBar is a novel approach to ease the interaction with multi-level menus in immersive environments: with HoloBar, the hierarchical menu splits between the field of view (FoV) of the Head Mounted Di…

CHI '21CorrespondingFoot & Wrist Interaction +1

KeyTch: Combining the Keyboard with a Touchscreen for Rapid Command Selection on Toolbars

In this paper, we address the challenge of reducing mouse pointer transitions from the working object (e.g. text document) to simple or multi-level toolbars on desktop computers. To this end, we introduce KeyTch (pronounced ‘Keetch’), a novel approach for command selection on toolbars based on the combined use of the…

CHI '181st AuthorFull-Body Interaction & Embodied Input +2

Rolling-Menu: Rapid Command Selection in Toolbars Using Roll Gestures with a Multi-DoF Mouse

This paper presents Rolling-Menu, a technique for selecting toolbar items, based on the use of roll gestures with a multidimensional device, the Roly-Poly Mouse (RPM). Rolling-Menu reduces object-command transition, resulting in a better integration between command selection and direct manipulation of application obje…

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