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Effects of Visual and Haptic Latency on Touchscreen Interaction : A Case Study Using Painting Task
- 저자
- 김진용, Reza Haghighi Osgouei, 최승문
- 발행일
- 201706
- 출처
- World Haptics Conference (WHC) 2017, pp.159-164
- 협약과제
- 16MF1600, 기가급 대용량 양방향 실감 콘텐츠 기술 개발, 정일권
- 초록
- This paper reports a user study on the effects of latency in visual and haptic feedback on touchscreen interaction for a painting task. Our work was motivated by recently emerging multimodal use of touchscreens and electrostatic friction displays with high-quality 3D graphics. We designed and implemented a painting application on a touchscreen that enabled users to paint a 3D sculpture with their finger pad while perceiving haptic feedback through electrovibration. Software-induced latency was varied from 0 to 120 ms for both visual and haptic feedback. Participants' task was to paint on the 3D sculpture as quickly and accurately as possible. For performance assessment, we measured task completion time and execution error. We also obtained subjective responses to four questions (easiness, responsiveness, pleasantness, and the sense of control) related to user experiences. Experiment results indicated that visual latency is critical for both task completion time and task execution error whereas haptic latency is for task execution error, but not for task completion time. Both latencies affected the subjective responses, but visual latency had more apparent effects.
- KSP 제안 키워드
- 3D Graphics, Case studies, Effects of latency, Experiment results, Haptic Feedback, High-quality, Performance Assessment, Touchscreen interaction, User study, task completion time, task execution