Using Force Feedback to Enhance Human Performance in Graphical User Interfaces

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This project uses a force feedback joystick to enhance user interaction with standard graphical user interface paradigms. While typical joystick and mouse devices are input-only, force feedback controllers allow physical sensations to be reflected to a user. Tasks that require users to position a cursor on a given target can be enhanced by applying physical forces to the user that aid in targeting. For example, an attractive force field implemented at the location of a graphical icon can greatly facilitate target aquisition and selection of the icon. It has been shown that force feedback can enhance a users ability to perform basic functions within graphical user interfaces.

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Rosenberg, L., & Brave, S. (1996). Using Force Feedback to Enhance Human Performance in Graphical User Interfaces. In Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems - Proceedings (pp. 291–292). Association for Computing Machinery. https://doi.org/10.1145/257089.257327

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