Controlling 3D Visualisations with Multiple Degrees of Freedom

  • Mario Sandoval Olive (Speaker)

Activity: Talk or presentation › Oral presentation › Research

Description

LISU (Library for Interactive Settings and User-modes) is an input management computing framework which enables groups of researchers to cohabit real-time simulation environments simultaneously and to visualise and manipulate virtual objects within multiple computer-assisted visualisation applications. The key novelty of LISU is an automated layered approach (physical-driver-transport-upper layers) with importantly a built-in HCI ontology and strictly defined set of sub-APIs between the layers. All of this allows multiple input devices with multiple degrees of freedom to interact simultaneously, allowing for more intuitive and natural behaviour. By combining human spatial reasoning and computer graphics theory, technologies like LISU have the potential to improve our ability to understand, test and evaluate, reengineer, and then communicate better virtual dataset behaviour.
Period14 Jul 2020
Event titleCSRS@UOM 20: COMPUTER SCIENCE RESEARCH SYMPOSIUM AT UNIVERSITY OF MANCHESTER 2020
Event typeConference
LocationManchester, United KingdomShow on map
Degree of RecognitionLocal

Keywords

  • Human-centred computing
  • Interaction devices
  • Virtual Reality
  • Graphics Input Devices
  • Computer Graphics
  • Advanced Interfaces

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