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Investigating Novel Point-select Techniques for Older People

Nitin Williams, Faustina Hwang

Year
2007
Citations
2

Abstract

As the number and proportion of older people worldwide continues to grow, robotic devices can play a role in helping older people continue to live independent and active lives. Graphical user interfaces (GUIs) and interactions that involve pointing to items and selecting them are becoming more common in assistive robots. The authors are currently working on a project investigating techniques to improve point-select interactions for older people. In particular, the project studies how older people respond to expanding and moving targets. The research is ongoing, and this paper describes the methods that will be used in upcoming experiments.

Keywords

Older peoplePoint (geometry)Human–computer interactionComputer scienceRobotElderly peopleGraphical user interfaceArtificial intelligenceMedicineGerontology

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