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The DFKI Evaluation Center for Language Technology |
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Recent
Work
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Multitasking with Xybernaut |
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- Nature of the system:
- Small handheld PC with a basic indoor navigation system
based on infrared sensors
- REAL software developed by the Department of Computer
Science, Saarbrücken University
- Directions via maps visible to the user from the system
screen
- The system is configured for a planned route in the
Computer Science department at Saarbrücken University
- Questions:
- How can a user manage multitasking with a mobile system?
- How do users combine the following tasks:
- Walking
- Scrolling
- View room
- Study performed with the ASL Model 501 mobile eye tracker
- See the videos
recorded during the study
- Results:
- PERT diagrams (click on the picture / link to enlarge
the diagram)
- Event tables (generated from the videos
recorded during the session)
- Main differences in subjects:
- Event-driven
- Interested in starting to perform the
task
- Once there was an event, the user adjusted
their plan to solve the task
- Plan-driven
- Developing a strategy for each task through
map dragging
- Having an understanding how they are positioned
on the map relative to the environment
- Publications on this subject: see Norlien
(2002)
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