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Hands on Haptics: Exploring Non-Visual Visualisation Using the Sense of TouchA CHI 2005 WORKSHOP3-4th APRIL 2005PORTLAND, OREGONWorkshop Proceedings. The papers that were accepted to the workshop are now available online (at last!): Linjama, J.Hakkila, J. and Ronkainen, S., "Gesture Interfaces for Mobile Devices - Minimalist Approach for Haptic Interaction" Adobe PDF Kahol, K., Tripathi, P. and Panchanathan, S., "Tactile Cueing in Haptic Visualisation" Adobe PDF Chang, A. and O'Sullivan, C., "Describing Haptic Phenomena" Adobe PDF Lenay, C., "Tactile Interaction in On-line Communities" Adobe PDF Raisamo, R., "Haptics Research in TAUCHI: Aiding Visually Impaired Children and Enabling Haptic Interaction", Adobe PDF Swindells, C., Smith, J.D. and MacLean, K.E., "An Exploration of Representations to Aid Design of Haptic Behaviors", Adobe PDF Crossan, A. and Brewster, S., "MICOLE - Inclusive Design for Data Creation, Visualisation and Collaboration", Adobe PDF Wall, S.A., "Using More Salient Haptic Cues in Data Visualisation", Adobe PDF Kuber, R., Yu, W., Strain, P., Murphy, E. and McAllister, G., "Assistive Multimodal Interfaces for Improving Web Accessibility" Adobe PDF McGookin, D.K., Kildal, J. and Brewster, S.A., "New Views on Haptic Graph Visualisation" Adobe PDF For more information, please contact: e-mail: steven@dcs.gla.ac.uk |
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