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A systematic review of gesture elicitation studies: What can we learn from 216 studies?
Conference ObjectAbstract: Gesture elicitation studies represent a popular and resourceful method in HCI to inform the design oPalabras claves:Gesture elicitation, Survey, Systematic literature reviewAutores:Santiago Villarreal-Narvaez, Vanderdonckt J., Vatavu R.D., Wobbrock J.O.Fuentes:scopusGestMan: A cloud-based tool for stroke-gesture datasets
Conference ObjectAbstract: We introduce GestMan, a cloud-based GESTure MANagement tool to support the acquisition, design, andPalabras claves:CLOUD COMPUTING, Gesture data management, Gesture sets, Isochronicity, Isometricity, Isoparameterization, Stroke-gestures, ToolAutores:Jorge Luis Pérez Medina, Magrofuoco N., Roselli P., Vanderdonckt J., Vatavu R.D.Fuentes:scopusRepliGES and GEStory: Visual Tools for Systematizing and Consolidating Knowledge on User-Defined Gestures
Conference ObjectAbstract: The body of knowledge accumulated by gesture elicitation studies (GES), although useful, large, andPalabras claves:generalization, Gesture elicitation studies, replicability, Reproducibility, Repurposing, visual toolsAutores:Gheran B.F., Santiago Villarreal-Narvaez, Vanderdonckt J., Vatavu R.D.Fuentes:scopusTheoretically-Defined vs. User-Defined Squeeze Gestures
ArticleAbstract: This paper presents theoretical and empirical results about user-defined gesture preferences for squPalabras claves:Deformable User Interfaces, Design Guidelines, gesture elicitation study, Gesture User Interfaces, Shape-Changing Interfaces, Squeezable object, Wearable computingAutores:Luzayisu E.M., Santiago Villarreal-Narvaez, Sluyters A., Vanderdonckt J.Fuentes:scopus