In “User-defined gestures for connecting mobile phones,” Christian Kray, Daniel Nesbitt and John Dawson at Nwcastle University, UK, and Michael Rohs, Deutsche Telekom Laboratories investigate the question whether gesturing with a mobile phone can help to perform complex tasks involving two devices.
In a user study participants were asked to spontaneously produce gestures with their phone to trigger a set of different activities and device configurations: phone-to-phone, phone-to-tabletop, and phone to public display.From this they have concluded the use of gesture recognition in mobile phones will be easily understood by phone users, but that certain device configurations and activities may be well suited for gesture control.
You must verify your email address before signing in. Check your email for your verification email, or enter your email address in the form below to resend the email.
Please confirm the information below before signing in.
{* #socialRegistrationForm *}
{* firstName *}
{* lastName *}
{* displayName *}
{* emailAddress *}
By clicking "Sign In", you confirm that you accept our terms of service and have read and understand privacy policy.
{* /socialRegistrationForm *}
Almost Done
Please confirm the information below before signing in. Already have an account? Sign In.