论文信息 - Input techniques for HCI in 3D environments

Input techniques for HCI in 3D environments

Department of Industrial Engineering, University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1A4, Canada Tel: 1-416-978-3776, E-muil: zhai@ie.toronto. edu milgram@ie.toronto. edu ABSTRCT This poster is a summary of a long-term systematic investigation of 6 DOF input techniques for human computer interaction in 3D environments. It presents a taxonomic design space model and the major results of three experiments on various 6DOF input techniques.

Shumin Zhai | Paul Milgram

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