A Study on the Gestures of Virtual Controllers Based on the Operational of Physical Controllers

• Main Authors: Li-Chun Tai, 戴鸝醇
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2016
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/53973041353298340665

碩士 === 大同大學 === 工業設計學系(所) === 104 === This study aimed to collect gesture on used controllers. To do this, two experiments are carried out. Experiment I invited 43 participants to evaluate the SUS scores on four samples, physical interfaces with tidly and untity layouts and virtual interfaces tidly and untity layouts. Experiment II collect gesture tracks of rotary, scaling, translation, and open the door. Participants operated a 3D three cabinet on touch-screen and recorded by camera and screen capture. The finding are summarized below : 1. The operation gestures on physical and virtual interfaces were found to be consistent on the pushing and sliding gestures. 2. The operation gestures on physical and virtual interfaces were found to be different on the rotating and tumbling gestures. 3. Comparing with physical interface, the errors occured were more frequently on virtual interface. 4. The appearance of interface was found not to affect the usability. 5. For the virtual interface, the participants with higher personalisation level tented to give lower SUS scores, complete task time quicker and make less errors. 6. Change lock screen, were confirmed to identify the personalisation level. 7. Change ringtone or not, were found to be insignificant for identify the level. 8. On virtual interface, operating with ”single finger on straight line’’ was found to rotate the 3D product. 9. On virtual interface, operating with ”two fingers together or moving separate’’ was found to scale the 3D product. 10. On virtual interface, operating with ”moving two fingers parallel at same time’’ was found to panning the 3D product. vi 11. On virtual interface, operating with ”single finger on straight line’’ was found to open the the 3D cabinet door.