论文信息 - Continuous sonic feedback from a rolling ball

Continuous sonic feedback from a rolling ball

Balancing a ball along a tillable track is a control metaphor for a variety of continuous control tasks. The authors designed the Ballancer experimental tangible interface to exploit such a metaphor. Direct, model-based sonification of the rolling ball improves the experience and effectiveness of the interaction.

Davide Rocchesso | Matthias Rath

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