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Winspect - A Case Study for Wearable Computing Supported Inspection Tasks
Zurich, Switzerland October 08-October 09
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Michael Boronowsky, University of Bremen
Tom Nicolai, University of Bremen
Christoph Schlieder, University of Bremen
Ansgar Schmidt, University of Bremen
This paper introduces the Winspect project - an application of wearable computing in an industrial inspection process - with focus on its user interface. We are presenting a case study to demonstrate the benefit of wearable input devices and the use of implicit interaction as a complementary technique. Two almost independent tasks from the application domain will be addressed: the input of findings for inspected components in a harsh environment, and a technique to overcome the display resolution when browsing in a hypertext-like documentation.
Index Terms:
Wearable Computing, Industrial Application, Case Study, Human Computer Interaction
Citation:
Michael Boronowsky, Tom Nicolai, Christoph Schlieder, Ansgar Schmidt, "Winspect - A Case Study for Wearable Computing Supported Inspection Tasks," iswc, pp.163, Fifth International Symposium on Wearable Computers (ISWC'01), 2001
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