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Draped Surfaces: A Contour-Adaptive Interface Overlaid on the Physical Environment for Mixed Reality Workspaces

Conventional Mixed Reality (MR) workspaces are frequently organized in cockpit-like layouts, where multiple floating windows surround the user. While this configuration facilitates access to digital content, it often induces occlusion, reducing understanding of the physical environment and limiting access to real-worl…

SoonUk Kwon et al.University of British Columbia

Unpacking Micro Data Videos: Key Elements and Design Practices in Minute-Long Data Videos for Mobile Usage

Micro Data Videos (mDVs) are up to one-minute data-driven vertical video clips for mobile devices. Widely adopted on social media platforms, mDVs hold significant potential for disseminating information. Despite their growing prevalence, little is known about their components and how they are designed. Thus, two studi…

Samar Sallam et al.University of British Columbia

ThumbSwype: Thumb-to-Finger Gesture Based Text-Entry for Head Mounted Displays

Designing a comfortable, familiar, and efficient one-handed text entry method for Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs) remains a significant challenge. Existing midair typing systems induce fatigue, while novel techniques often demand extensive training or sacrifice input efficiency. Consequently, we introduce ThumbSwype, a n…

Rishav Banerjee et al.University of British Columbia

Understanding User Preferences of Voice Assistant Answer Structures for Personal Health Data Queries

Voice assistants (VAs) are becoming ubiquitous within daily life, residing in homes, personal smart-devices, vehicles, and many other technologies. Designed for seamless natural language interaction, VAs empower users to ask questions and execute tasks without relying on graphical or tactile interfaces. A promising av…

Bradley Rey et al.University of British Columbia

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Exploration of Foot-based Text Entry Techniques for Virtual Reality Environments

Foot-based input can serve as a supplementary or alternative approach to text entry in virtual reality (VR). This work explores the feasibility and design of foot-based techniques that are hands-free. We first conducted a preliminary study to assess foot-based text entry in standing and seated positions with tap and s…

Tingjie Wan et al.Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University

Investigating In-Situ Personal Health Data Qeries on Smartwatches

"Smartwatches enable not only the continuous collection of but also ubiquitous access to personal health data. However, exploring this data in-situ on a smartwatch is often reserved for singular and generic metrics, without the capacity for further insight. To address our limited knowledge surrounding smartwatch data…

Bradley Rey et al.University of British Columbia

PAWS: Personalized Arm and Wrist Movements With Sensitivity Mappings for Controller-Free Locomotion in Virtual Reality

Virtual Reality (VR) headsets equipped with multiple cameras enable hands-only teleportation techniques without requiring any physical controller. Hands-only teleportation is an effective alternative to controllers for navigation tasks in virtual reality - allowing users to move from one point to another instantaneous…

Sohan Chowdhury et al.University of British Columbia

Evaluating design guidelines for hand proximate user interfaces

Our study investigates the design practices of Hand-Proximate User Interfaces (HPUI) which are displayed on and around a user's hand in a head-mounted display (HMD). Specifically, we examine one-handed inputs where the main mode of interaction is thumb-to-finger contact. Our focus is on the user interface (UI) design…

Francisco Perella-Holfeld et al.University of British Columbia

DataLev: Mid-air Data Physicalisation Using Acoustic Levitation

Data physicalisation is a technique that encodes data through the geometric and material properties of an artefact, allowing users to engage with data in a more immersive and multi-sensory way. However, current methods of data physicalisation are limited in terms of their reconfigurability and the types of materials t…

Lei Gao et al.University College London

T-Force: Exploring the Use of Typing Force for Three State Virtual Keyboards

Three state virtual keyboards which differentiate contact events between released, touched, and pressed states have the potential to improve overall typing experience and reduce the gap between virtual keyboards and physical keyboards. Incorporating force sensitivity, three-state virtual keyboards can utilize a force…

Shariff AM Faleel et al.University of British Columbia

Towards Design Guidelines for Effective Health-Related Data Videos: An Empirical Investigation of Affect, Personality, and Video Content

Data Videos (DVs), or animated infographics that tell stories with data, are becoming increasingly popular. Despite their potential to induce attitude change, little is explored about how to produce effective DVs. This paper describes two studies that explored factors linked to the potential of health DVs to improve v…

Samar Sallam et al.University of Manitoba

Paper Title	Authors	Research Topics	Paper Database	Year
Draped Surfaces: A Contour-Adaptive Interface Overlaid on the Physical Environment for Mixed Reality Workspaces Conventional Mixed Reality (MR) workspaces are frequently organized in cockpit-like layouts, where multiple floating windows surround the user. While this configuration facilitates access to digital content, it often induces occlusion, reducing understanding of the physical environment and limiting access to real-worl…	SK SoonUk Kwon et al.University of British Columbia
Unpacking Micro Data Videos: Key Elements and Design Practices in Minute-Long Data Videos for Mobile Usage Micro Data Videos (mDVs) are up to one-minute data-driven vertical video clips for mobile devices. Widely adopted on social media platforms, mDVs hold significant potential for disseminating information. Despite their growing prevalence, little is known about their components and how they are designed. Thus, two studi…	SS Samar Sallam et al.University of British Columbia
emoji_events ThumbSwype: Thumb-to-Finger Gesture Based Text-Entry for Head Mounted Displays Designing a comfortable, familiar, and efficient one-handed text entry method for Head-Mounted Displays (HMDs) remains a significant challenge. Existing midair typing systems induce fatigue, while novel techniques often demand extensive training or sacrifice input efficiency. Consequently, we introduce ThumbSwype, a n…	RB Rishav Banerjee et al.University of British Columbia
Understanding User Preferences of Voice Assistant Answer Structures for Personal Health Data Queries Voice assistants (VAs) are becoming ubiquitous within daily life, residing in homes, personal smart-devices, vehicles, and many other technologies. Designed for seamless natural language interaction, VAs empower users to ask questions and execute tasks without relying on graphical or tactile interfaces. A promising av…	BR Bradley Rey et al.University of British Columbia
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Exploration of Foot-based Text Entry Techniques for Virtual Reality Environments Foot-based input can serve as a supplementary or alternative approach to text entry in virtual reality (VR). This work explores the feasibility and design of foot-based techniques that are hands-free. We first conducted a preliminary study to assess foot-based text entry in standing and seated positions with tap and s…	TW Tingjie Wan et al.Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University
Investigating In-Situ Personal Health Data Qeries on Smartwatches "Smartwatches enable not only the continuous collection of but also ubiquitous access to personal health data. However, exploring this data in-situ on a smartwatch is often reserved for singular and generic metrics, without the capacity for further insight. To address our limited knowledge surrounding smartwatch data…	BR Bradley Rey et al.University of British Columbia
PAWS: Personalized Arm and Wrist Movements With Sensitivity Mappings for Controller-Free Locomotion in Virtual Reality Virtual Reality (VR) headsets equipped with multiple cameras enable hands-only teleportation techniques without requiring any physical controller. Hands-only teleportation is an effective alternative to controllers for navigation tasks in virtual reality - allowing users to move from one point to another instantaneous…	SC Sohan Chowdhury et al.University of British Columbia
Evaluating design guidelines for hand proximate user interfaces Our study investigates the design practices of Hand-Proximate User Interfaces (HPUI) which are displayed on and around a user's hand in a head-mounted display (HMD). Specifically, we examine one-handed inputs where the main mode of interaction is thumb-to-finger contact. Our focus is on the user interface (UI) design…	FP Francisco Perella-Holfeld et al.University of British Columbia
DataLev: Mid-air Data Physicalisation Using Acoustic Levitation Data physicalisation is a technique that encodes data through the geometric and material properties of an artefact, allowing users to engage with data in a more immersive and multi-sensory way. However, current methods of data physicalisation are limited in terms of their reconfigurability and the types of materials t…	LG Lei Gao et al.University College London
T-Force: Exploring the Use of Typing Force for Three State Virtual Keyboards Three state virtual keyboards which differentiate contact events between released, touched, and pressed states have the potential to improve overall typing experience and reduce the gap between virtual keyboards and physical keyboards. Incorporating force sensitivity, three-state virtual keyboards can utilize a force…	SF Shariff AM Faleel et al.University of British Columbia
Towards Design Guidelines for Effective Health-Related Data Videos: An Empirical Investigation of Affect, Personality, and Video Content Data Videos (DVs), or animated infographics that tell stories with data, are becoming increasingly popular. Despite their potential to induce attitude change, little is explored about how to produce effective DVs. This paper describes two studies that explored factors linked to the potential of health DVs to improve v…	SS Samar Sallam et al.University of Manitoba