Push-Push: A Drag-like Operation Overlapped with a Page Transition Operation on ...
summary
Push-Push lets a drag-like primary action overlap with page transitions by adding hover and pressure as input states. Implementation uses hover zone 20 mm, proximity sensing and four FSRs on back to detect a press-then-hover-press cycle, with a 1 s timeout for the glue state. Observational data (6 participants, thousands of events) set parameters; a 12-participant study shows faster completion when page transitions are needed, lower NASA-TLX, few accidental activations (~0.01–0.03 errors/task), and three working app prototypes.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to Push-Push
- 2:57Concept of Push-Push operation
- 5:05Design and implementation details
- 8:15User study and observations
- 11:09Results and advantages
- 13:38Application scenarios
- 14:43Q&A on gesture integration
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