PRIM Project: Playing and Recording with Interactivity and Multisensoriality
Céline Jost, Justin Debloos, Dominique Archambault, Brigitte Le Pévédic, Jack Sagot, Rémy Sohier, Charles Tijus, Isis Truck, Gérard Uzan · ACM International Conference on Interactive Media Experiences · 2021
Multisensory Interaction (M.I.) is a promising research field acting on both perception and cognition. Among benefits, including the "design for all" approach, it is expected to increase humans’ cognitive performance (such as learning and cognitive stimulation) as well as user's experience. To our knowledge, there is no convincing tool allowing researchers to create easily multisensory scenarios, exercises or experimental interaction situations. This paper introduces the PRIM project which aims at designing a new and original tool for designing multisensory interactive interaction situations.