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Screen or Tabletop: An Eye-Tracking Study of the Effect of Representation Location in a Tangible User Interface System

Pierre Dillenbourg, Mina Shirvani Boroujeni, Beat Adrian Schwendimann, Lorenzo Lucignano
2015
Conference Papers

Abstract

This article presents a comparison of the effects of input-output location (co-located versus discrete) on user performance in a tangible user interface (TUI) system. We conducted a mobile eye-tracking study with two different versions of a TUI system and, despite similar performances in both conditions, our findings revealed differences in the users’ gaze patterns, shedding new light on the underlying cognitive processes.

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