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TwistMouse for simultaneous translation and rotation

We propose a mouse input device, the TwistMouse, with three degrees of freedom: horizontal (x), vertical (y) and rotational (z) for simultaneous translation and rotation of on-screen objects. We describe the construction of a prototype device and present a usability evaluation to investigate the appropriateness of the twist mode for positioning 2D objects on screen.

Jacqui Hannagan

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