INTERACTION

INTERACTION

1. Paradigms

   • Invisible Computing
   • Virtual Reality
     • Inmersive Environment
     • 1. Inmersion
     • 2. 3D graphics
     • 3. Head Tracking
     • 4. Haptic Feedback
     • 5. Real Time Interaction
   • Obiquitous Computing
     • Invisible Computing
     • 1. Pervasiveness
     • 2. Context Awareness
     • 3. Seamless Integration
     • 4. Wireless Comunication
     • 5. Calm Technology
   • Augmented Reality
     • Enhanced Reality
     • 1. Real- World Overlay
     • 2. Interactive Elements
     • 3. Devices Cameras
     • 4. Real- Time processing
     • 5. Spatial Awareness
   • Wereable Computing
     • Body Worn devices
     • 1. Portability
     • 2. Hands- Free use
     • 3. Sensors
     • 4. Real-Time data
     • 5. Health monitoring
   • Tangible Interfaces
     • Physical Interaction
     • 1. Physical Objects
     • 2. Direct Manipulation
     • 3. Spatial Awareness
     • 4. Multimodal Feedback
     • 5. Collaborative Use

2. Styles

   • Command Lines
     • Text-Based commands
     • 1. Efficiency
     • 2.Precision
     • 3. Scripting
     • 4. Low Resource use
     • 5. Steep Learning curve
   • Menus
     • Hyerarchical Options
     • 1. Easy of use
     • 2. Limited options
     • 3. Navigation
     • 4. Consistency
     • 5. Discoverality
   • Forms
     • Structured Input
     • 1. Data Entry
     • 2. Validation
     • 3. Standardization
     • 4. User guidence
     • 5. Error handling
   • Natural Language
     • Human-Like interaction
     • 1. Intuitiveness
     • 2. Context Understanding
     • 3. Voice recognition
     • 4. Ambiguity
     • 5. Learning Curve
   • Graphical Interfaces
     • Visual Interaction
     • 1. Icons
     • 2. Windows
     • 3. Point -and- click
     • 4. Drag-and- drop
     • .5. User-Friendly