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For over twenty years the keyboard, mouse and monitor have ruled all methods of interfacing with a spatial data application. With the advent of mobile devices, wireless and various other technologies, a cornucopia of new interfaces has become available for users both in the office and in the field. In this presentation, we will prove that a current-generation interface method can work in today’s modern spatial applications by demonstrating mapping functionality working with a Microsoft™ Kinect. We will then explore how voice recognition, motion sensors, touch screens and other alternative interfaces might benefit an organization.
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Alternative Interfaces – Why?
Saturday, September 15, 2012
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Objective:
Explore new and interesting ways to
interface with the tools that
empower your organizations to
succeed and grow.
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Agenda A History Lesson
On Users
On Interfaces
The Senses
Apply It
Changes
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History!
©2012 Idea. All rights reserved 5 In the beginning…
flickr: Marc_Smith
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…
there were
punch cards flickr: Marcin Wichery
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flickr: Dominic’s Pics
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1984!
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Now
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Users Traditional
New
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Traditional Lo-Fi
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Workstation/Ops Center
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Field
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New
Mobile
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Distributed Groups
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Decision
Makers
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Sense = UI Sight
Sound
Touch
Taste
Smell
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Sight
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We all hear
about…
flickr: Phillie Casablanca
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We all want…
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The computer can watch as well.
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Sound
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Siri
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How many words
do you have?
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Touch
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Touch Screens
Everyone Has One… almost
Phones
Tablets
Computers
flickr: Miss Treats
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Where
has touch
gone?
Where can touch
go?
- Alert Systems
- Sightless
Communication
- ???
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Taste
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Hiroo Iwata – Food Simulator 2004
Bite Force
Simulation
flickr: tomislavmedak
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Opinion?
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Smell
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Scent Dome!
manufactured by TrySenx
inc.
first serious attempt to
create a smell peripheral.
First launched in early
2004, and still with us today
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Purpose? • Games
• Virtual Reality
• Business?
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New Interfaces Mobile
Motion
Sound
Surfaces
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Mobile Interfaces One Answer Systems –
Data Gathering –
Dashboards –
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Motion Interfaces View Manipulation –
Op Center Work –
2nd Monitor –
Meetings –
Hallways –
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Sound Interfaces - Screen Free Interfaces
- Remote Conferencing
- 2nd Monitor Control
- Data Gathering
- Shortcut
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Surface Interfaces Data Organization –
Multi-tool Analysis –
Collaboration –
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DEMO
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Future
flickr: James Lasagnaboy
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Brain Computer Interface (BCI)
Clean
and
Simple?
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Unfortunately
Looks like this…
flickr: Ars Electronica
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But is starting to
do this!
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Road Ahead?
Changes…
