Natural and multimodal interactions
Artur Henrique Kronbauer · 2017
We are witnessing recently an increasing number of multimodal applications with natural interactions such as gestures, touch and voice. This kind of interaction has been used in different scenarios, allowing people with different profiles and requirements to choose the interaction mode that best suits their needs. This trend requires studies to verify the usability of these applications, measure system performance, and track users' satisfaction with different modes of interaction. In this article, we present a multimodal platform that allows natural interactions in a scenario prepared to receive commands from different input technology and trigger different electronic devices. The results of the evaluation bring interesting results that may contribute to studies in the area of multimodality and natural interactions.