Controlling a planetarium software with a Kinect or in a multi-touch table: a comparison<\/a>.
\nACM SIGCHI Italian Chapter (CHItaly 2013)<\/i>, 6:1\u20136:4.
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Abstract<\/b>: The wide availability of low-cost sensing devices is opening the possibility to easily create different interaction settings, which exploit various techniques for a more natural interaction, especially in public and shared settings. In this paper, we compared two different solutions for enhancing the interaction experience of a planetarium application, both replicable at a reasonable cost. The first version is based on a simple multitouch paradigm, while the second one exploits a full-body interaction together with a projection on geodetic sphere. We detail the technical implementation of both versions and, in addition, we discuss the results of user-study that compared the two modalities, which highlights a tradeoff between the control and the users\u2019 involvement in the virtual environment.<\/p>\n