Multimodal Interaction: Intuitive, Robust, and Preferred?

Authors:
Anja B. Naumann;Ina Wechsung;Jörn Hurtienne
Affiliations:
Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Germany 10587;Deutsche Telekom Laboratories, Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Germany 10587;Chair of Human-Machine Systems, Berlin Institute of Technology, Berlin, Germany 10587
Venue:
INTERACT '09 Proceedings of the 12th IFIP TC 13 International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction: Part II
Year:
2009

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Abstract

We investigated if and under which conditions multimodal interfaces (touch , speech , motion control ) fulfil the expectation of being superior to unimodal interfaces. The results show that the possibility of multimodal interaction with a handheld mobile device turned out to be more intuitive, more robust, and more preferred than the interaction with the individual modalities speech and motion control . However, it was not clearly superior to touch .