Multimodal framework for mobile interaction
Francesco Cutugno, Vincenza Anna Leano, Roberto Rinaldi, Gianluca Mignini
Abstract
Francesco Cutugno, Vincenza Anna Leano, Roberto Rinaldi, Gianluca Mignini
Abstract
In recent years multimodal interaction is becoming of great interest thanks to the increasing availability of mobile devices. In this view, many applications making use of speech, gestures on the touch screen and other interaction modalities are presently becoming to appear on the different app-markets. Multimodality requires procedures to integrate different events to be interpreted as a single intention of the user. There is no agreement on how this integration must be realized as well as a shared approach, able to abstract a set of basic functions to be used in any possible multimodal application, is still missing. Designing and implementing multimodal systems is still a difficult task. In response to this situation, the goal of our research is to explore how a simple framework can be used to support the design of multimodal user interfaces.
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In recent years multimodal interaction is becoming of great interest thanks to the increasing availability of mobile devices. In this view, many applications making use of speech, gestures on the touch screen and other interaction modalities are presently becoming to appear on the different app-markets. Multimodality requires procedures to integrate different events to be interpreted as a single intention of the user. There is no agreement on how this integration must be realized as well as a shared approach, able to abstract a set of basic functions to be used in any possible multimodal application, is still missing. Designing and implementing multimodal systems is still a difficult task. In response to this situation, the goal of our research is to explore how a simple framework can be used to support the design of multimodal user interfaces.
Key concepts: Multimodal interaction, Multimodality, Computer science, Gesture, Human–computer interaction, Modalities, Task (project management), Set (abstract data type)