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Multimodal interaction with speech and physical touch interface in a media center application

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We present a multimodal media center interface based on a novel combination of new modalities. The application is based on a combination of a large high-definition display and a mobile phone. Users can interact with the system using speech input (speech recognition), physical touch (touching physical icons with the mobile phone), and gestures. We present the key results from a laboratory experiment where user expectations and actual usage experiences are compared.

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        ACE '09: Proceedings of the International Conference on Advances in Computer Entertainment Technology
        October 2009
        456 pages
        ISBN:9781605588643
        DOI:10.1145/1690388

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