研究智能手机的移动如何受到身体姿势的影响

R. Eardley, A. Roudaut, S. Gill, Stephen J. Thompson
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我们提出了一项调查,研究在与智能手机互动时,不同的身体姿势(坐着、躺着和站着)如何影响手的使用。我们理论化了一系列因素(智能手机支撑、身体支撑和肌肉使用),并探讨了它们对智能手机倾斜和旋转的影响。由此我们得出了一系列我们在定量研究中调查的假设。我们通过双指任务研究了不同身体姿势和握持方式(对称双手、不对称双手手指、不对称双手拇指和单手)的影响。我们的研究结果显示,躺着的身体姿势运动最多,其次是坐在桌子旁,最后是站着。我们还生成使用不同握把执行的动作报告。我们的工作扩展了先前的研究,通过包括其他身体姿势,在坐姿中进行多种握持,预计UI设计师将使用我们的结果来通知移动用户界面的开发。
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Investigating How Smartphone Movement is Affected by Body Posture
We present an investigation into how hand usage is affected by different body postures (Sitting at a table, Lying down and Standing) when interacting with smartphones. We theorize a list of factors (smartphone support, body support and muscle usage) and explore their influence the tilt and rotation of the smartphone. From this we draw a list of hypotheses that we investigate in a quantitative study. We varied the body postures and grips (Symmetric bimanual, Asymmetric bimanual finger, Asymmetric bimanual thumb and Single-handed) studying the effects through a dual pointing task. Our results showed that the body posture Lying down had the most movement, followed by Sitting at a table and finally Standing. We additionally generate reports of motions performed using different grips. Our work extends previous research conducted with multiple grips in a sitting position by including other body postures, it is anticipated that UI designers will use our results to inform the development of mobile user interfaces.
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