Natural User Interfaces Flashcards
- is a user interface that directly
accesses the intended use of an object. It’s a
bit of an abstract concept, so let’s see some
examples to better explain it. A common
example of a natural user interface is a touch
screen interface, which allows you to move
and manipulate objects by tapping and
dragging your finger(s) on the screen. The
digital objects on the screen respond to your
touch, much like physical objects would. This
direct feedback provided by a touch screen
interface makes it seem more natural than
using a keyboard and mouse to interact with
the objects on the screen
Natural User Interface
is a system for human-computer interaction that the user operates through intuitive actions related to natural, everyday human behavior.
natural user interface
let users interact with controls and
applications more intuitively than a cursor based interface because it is more direct –
instead of moving a cursor to select a file and
lclicking to open it, for example, the user
touches a graphic representation of the file to
open it. Smartphones and tablets typically
enable touch input. Touch is being adapted
for non-screen applications as well. For
example, Microsoft is working on a touch
interface called “skinput” that allows users
to interact by tapping their own skin.
Touch Screen Interfaces
track user motions and translate
those movements to instructions.
Gesture Recognition Systems
allows users to interact with a
system through spoken commands.
Speech Recognition
- allow users to guide a system
through eye movements.
Gaze-tracking interfaces
read neural signals and use
programs to translate those signals into
action.
Brain-machine Interfaces
- it’s a measurement of
how easy the finished product is to use by its
intended users.
Ease of use
is the process of
designing or arranging workplaces, products
and systems so that they fit the people who
use them.
Ergonomics
addresses ways to optimize your computer
workstation to reduce the specific risks of
computer vision syndrome (CVS),
Computer Ergonomics
- It is a
biometric software application capable of
uniquely identifying or verifying a person by
comparing and analyzing patterns based on
the person’s facial contours.
Facial recognition
is a
free app that protects your other apps using
only your face.
FaceLock
frees you from needing to type in
long passwords to access the apps.
True Key
identifies with
70% accuracy and reliability
FindFace
This only works and
ensure security for iPhone, iPads, and iPods.
FaceVault
another highsecurity face detection screen lock app,
which is an appropriate app for privacy and
the security of your digital property.
Face Detection
- Such as washing machines, tumble
dryers, range cookers, ovens, dishwashers,
and smaller appliances such as coffee
machines and toasters.
Future Appliances
a device used to
measure a property, such as pressure,
position, temperature, or acceleration, and
respond with feedback.
Sensor
One of the
most common and most popular sensor; senses the
temperature i.e. it measures the changes in
the temperature.
Temperature Sensor
a non-contact type sensor that
detects the presence of an object.
Proximity Sensor
e light based
sensor that are used in various applications
like Proximity and Object Detection.
Infrared Sensor
non-contact type device that can
be used to measure distance as well as
velocity of an object.
Ultrasonic Sensor
vision-based shadow gesture
recognition method is proposed for
interactive projection systems
Shadowing
Just saying “OK
Google” to an Android phone fires up a
system that is all ears to your voice
commands
Device control
- Many cars
are equipped with a system that connects its
radio mechanism to your smartphone
through Bluetooth.
Car Bluetooth systems
In areas
where people have to type a lot, some
intelligent software captures their spoken
words and transcribe them into text
Voice transcription
Encompasses all aspects of the end user’s interaction with the company, its
services, and its products.
User Experience
