Comparing Mixed Interactive Systems for Navigating 3D Environments in Museums

This work aims at developing appropriate Mixed Interaction Systems (MIS) for navigating 3D environments in a science centre context. Due to the wide range and multi-disciplinary design aspects to consider in this context and the lack of expertise in terms of MIS and public context evaluation, designing and evaluating MIS is a complex task. Based on an integrated development process, which combines a design model and a user-testing, this paper presents the outcomes of the comparison of two MIS in terms of performance and satisfaction.

• Type: Conference
• Year: 2008
• Where: DSVIS
• Authors: Emmanuel Dubois, Cédric Bach, Philippe Truillet
• Keywords: Appropriate Mixed Interaction, DSVIS 2008, Human Computer Interaction, Public Context Evaluation, Science Centre Context