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Memory in Motion: The Influence of Gesture- and Touch-Based Input Modalities on Spatial Memory

Talkat CHI 2017 · 2017-05-06..05-11
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Study compares three input devices — trackpad, direct touch, and Move controller — on two display sizes 10.6" vs 55" with 28 participants. Gesture input (Move) yields shorter navigation paths and better object location memory but slower task completion; touch and trackpad give higher navigation speed and lower location accuracy. Authors report a clear spatial memory vs efficiency trade-off and suggest UI fixes (overview/detail views, halos, larger hit targets) to balance memory and speed.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to talk
  2. 1:30Spatial memory overview
  3. 3:21Related work on input/output
  4. 4:05Experimental setup details
  5. 5:50Task phases explained
  6. 7:14Analysis methods overview
  7. 8:38Key results summary
  8. 10:06Spatial memory vs efficiency trade-off
  9. 11:10UI design solutions proposed
  10. 12:35User satisfaction trade-off
  11. 14:21Usage patterns and findings
  12. 15:23Q&A session begins
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