Research of passive mode interaction in pervasive computing

Authors:
Yin Lu;Kejian Miao;Zhanhuai Li;Ke Wei
Affiliations:
Computer Science School, Northwestern Polytechnical University;Computer Science School, Northwestern Polytechnical University;Computer Science School, Northwestern Polytechnical University;Shaanxi Tourism School
Venue:
HCII'11 Proceedings of the 14th international conference on Human-computer interaction: towards mobile and intelligent interaction environments - Volume Part III
Year:
2011

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Abstract

Two modes of HCI are discussed in this paper: Active Mode Interaction (AMI) and Passive Mode Interaction (PMI). Closed-loop processing models of each mode are created and analyzed. Contradictory propositions about how to implement spontaneous PMI are identified, and a pipeline model of information transportation in PMI is proposed for a detailed analyzation of mental activity in PMI process. Based on the analyzation, three features of interaction medium that have implications for PMI are identified and principles for PMI interface design are proposed.