题名

透過動作及觸控感測增強行動及穿戴式裝置輸入與輸出方式

并列篇名

Enhancing Mobile and Wearable I/O using Motion and Touch Sensing

DOI

10.6342/NTU201704527

作者

蔡欣叡

关键词

觸控 ； 動作 ； 行動式裝置 ； 穿戴式裝置 ； 輸入方式 ； 虛擬實境 ； 觸覺回饋 ； 力回饋 ； touch ； motion ； mobile device ； wearable device ； input modality ； virtual reality ； haptic feedback ； force feedback

期刊名称

國立臺灣大學資訊工程學系學位論文

卷期/出版年月

2017年

学位类别

博士
导师

洪一平
内容语文

英文
中文摘要

近年來行動式及穿戴式裝置越來越普及，這些裝置提供了各種創新的功能及互動，使得人們的生活更加便利。然而，由於在行動式及穿戴式裝置上受限的輸入方式、範圍和姿勢，許多問題和限制也相應出現。在本論文中，我們專注在靈活的手部輸入與輸出，並利用觸控及動作感測的技術提出創新的互動並解決上述的問題及限制。透過動作感測，MotionWatch讓使用者能透過單手操作智慧手錶進而消彌了手錶輸入姿勢的限制，而ElasticVR在虛擬實境中提供力量的回饋。透過觸控感測，MovingScreen解決因輸入姿勢與範圍而產生的大螢幕手機單手操作問題，而TouchRing提供高隱私性及隱蔽性的多點觸控輸入增加輸入的方式。由結合動作和觸控輸入，ThumbRing在穿戴式裝置上提供了充足的輸入範圍，而SegTouch豐富了智慧手機上的手勢輸入。本篇論文中，我們透過動作及觸控感測，在行動及穿戴式裝置上探索各式創新的互動。
英文摘要

Mobile and wearable devices are widely used nowadays. Novel interactions are proposed and enabled on these devices to provide users with more convenient and advanced lives. However, several problems and restrictions exist on mobile and wearable devices as well due to limited input modality, area and pose. We focus on dexterous hand input and output by leveraging motion and touch sensing to propose innovative interactions and solve the problems and limitations in this dissertation. Using motion sensing, MotionWatch provides one-handed input on smartwatches to eliminate the input pose limitation and ElasticVR presents force feedback in virtual reality (VR). Using touch sensing, MovingScreen solves hard-to-reach problem caused by limited input pose and area, and TouchRing provides private and subtle multi-touch input to increase input modality. Combining motion and touch input, ThumbRing provides sufficient input area using a wearable device and SegTouch enriches touch gestures on smartphones. In this dissertation, we explore innovative interactions using motion and touch sensing on mobile and wearable devices.
主题分类 基礎與應用科學 > 資訊科學
電機資訊學院 > 資訊工程學系
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