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Automotive User Interfaces and Interactive Vehicular Applications

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3D THEREMIN<br />

Convenient “Point & Click”-Interactions in Vehicles<br />

Motivation<br />

• Proximity sensing device: Theremin<br />

• Allows mouse-like control in office environment or in-car screen<br />

• Good performance in single task experiment (baseline)<br />

• Increased performance even after short training phases<br />

• Only little drop in performance under dual task condition<br />

• Suitable device for implicit input, but not capable of<br />

“point&click” interactions or multitouch operation<br />

cancel<br />

(x',y')<br />

Major Benefits<br />

• Independent from interfering light conditions<br />

• Contactless user interaction (no extra device needed)<br />

• Requires only little computational power<br />

• Can be integrated into various objects (in-car use: on<br />

gearshift, steering wheel, electric windows, etc.)<br />

• Universal use (mapping gesture - function/comm<strong>and</strong>)<br />

Remaining Issues<br />

y<br />

in-vehicle screen<br />

z<br />

(x,y)<br />

• Interference between the 2 theremins (4 antennae)<br />

• Filtering of “double coordinates” near the point of origin (0; 0; z)<br />

• Optimization of click detection<br />

• Visualization (HUD, in-car screen, etc.)<br />

• Dynamic recalibration to stabilize cursor position<br />

• Location of the interface in the vehicle<br />

• (Long term) influence of the interaction on driver's cognitive load<br />

Acknowledgements: This work is supported under the FP7 ICT Future Enabling Technology program of the European Commission under grant agreement No. 231288 (SOCIONICAL)<br />

Contact<br />

Dr. Andreas Riener, Philipp Wintersberger<br />

JKU, Institute for Pervasive Computing, A-4040 Linz, Austria<br />

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Theremin<br />

PAiA<br />

ADC<br />

9505 USB<br />

Theremin<br />

PAiA<br />

ADC<br />

9505 USB<br />

C#<br />

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PC<br />

Application of the 2D theremin interface while driving.<br />

2D→3D Theremin<br />

• Extension with third antennae (z axis)<br />

• Allows for ”point&click" or ”click&zoom”<br />

interaction<br />

• x <strong>and</strong> y axis used for position estimation,<br />

z axis evaluated wrt. click actions<br />

0<br />

0 0.5 1 1.5 2 2.5 3 3.5 4 4.5<br />

Significant rise in Fitt's law performance after a short training sesssion.<br />

• Capability of pattern recognition techniques to improve recognition rate <strong>and</strong> overall system stability<br />

4,000<br />

3,500<br />

3,000<br />

2,500<br />

2,000<br />

1,500<br />

1,000<br />

500<br />

exp., full trained, CI=95%<br />

y = 2e+002*x + 460<br />

exp., untrained, CI=95%<br />

y = 6.2e+002*x + 81<br />

3D Theremin<br />

(combination of<br />

2 x PAiA 9505)<br />

Institute for<br />

Pervasive Computing<br />

Technology for People

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