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A real-time system for sensor information interactive visualization with multi-touch technology


Abstract:

Access to digital information from sensor networks is traditionally confined to common computer interfaces and interaction paradigms. New forms of novel Human Computer In...Show More

Abstract:

Access to digital information from sensor networks is traditionally confined to common computer interfaces and interaction paradigms. New forms of novel Human Computer Interaction (HCI) paradigms are required to be developed for supporting how we currently engage with the collected sensor information. In this paper we introduce Sensor Information Interactive System (SIIS) that presents sensor information collected from a smart object with a multi-touch interface. This system aims to exploit the interaction capabilities of multi-touch technologies by supporting more efficient activities and presentation with digital sensor information, making it more accessible and meaningful. The SIIS system is validated with both 2-D and 3-D applications to demonstrate the effectiveness and flexibility of multi-touch interactions and usability of the multi-touch interface for engaging with real-time sensor information.
Date of Conference: 06-08 September 2010
Date Added to IEEE Xplore: 25 October 2010
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Conference Location: Taranto, Italy

I. Introduction

The interface between people and computing devices is rapidly changing as the boundaries between computer technologies and everyday objects, surfaces and environments are being blurred. A transformation is occurring in which everyday objects and surfaces are embedded with new forms of computational technology. Progressive research and development is determining the transformation of a network of interconnected computers (the Internet devices) evolve to a network of interconnected objects. Internet-accessible everyday objects, surfaces and environments embedded with new forms of computational technology are creating a world of an “Internet of Things” (IoTs) [1].

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