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	title = { {D}yna{S}pot: {S}peed-{D}ependent {A}rea {C}ursor},
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	abstract = {{W}e present {D}yna{S}pot, a new technique for acquiring targets based on the area cursor. {D}yna{S}pot couples the cursor's activation area with its speed, behaving like a point cursor at low speed or when motionless. {T}his technique minimizes visual distraction and allows pointing anywhere in empty space without requiring an explicit mode switch, thus enabling users to perform common interactions such as region selections seamlessly. {T}he results of our controlled experiments show that the performance of {D}yna{S}pot can be modeled by {F}itts' law, and that {D}yna{S}pot significantly outperforms the point cursor and achieves, in most conditions, the same level of performance as one of the most promising techniques to date, the {B}ubble cursor.},
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	pages = {1391--1400 },
	address = {{B}oston {\'E}tats-{U}nis d'{A}m{\'e}rique },
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DynaSpot: Speed-Dependent Area Cursor

Olivier Chapuis (

)^a^, 1, Jean-Baptiste Labrune (

)^b^, 2, Emmanuel Pietriga (

)^c^, 1

(2009)

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CHI '09: SIGCHI conference on Human Factors in computing systems (2009) 1391--1400

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Résumé : We present DynaSpot, a new technique for acquiring targets based on the area cursor. DynaSpot couples the cursor's activation area with its speed, behaving like a point cursor at low speed or when motionless. This technique minimizes visual distraction and allows pointing anywhere in empty space without requiring an explicit mode switch, thus enabling users to perform common interactions such as region selections seamlessly. The results of our controlled experiments show that the performance of DynaSpot can be modeled by Fitts' law, and that DynaSpot significantly outperforms the point cursor and achieves, in most conditions, the same level of performance as one of the most promising techniques to date, the Bubble cursor.

a –	CNRS
b –	Massachussetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
c –	INRIA
1 :	IN-SITU (INRIA Saclay - Ile de France)
	INRIA – CNRS : UMR8623 – Université Paris Sud - Paris XI
2 :	Massachusets Institute of Technology (MIT)
	MIT

Domaine

Informatique/Interface homme-machine

Mots-clés : Area cursor – Bubble cursor – DynaSpot – Fitts' Law

DOI : 10.1145/1518701.1518911


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