A Study on Pen-Based Input Operation and Tilt Angle of Tablet

Dong Xing Bao; Xiao Ming Li; Yi Zhong Xin; Xiang Shi Ren

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.267.179

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A Study on Pen-Based Input Operation and Tilt Angle of Tablet

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In this paper, we designed two experiments that can be used to investigate: 1) whether pen-based input operation can be affected by tilt angle of tablet; 2) at which tilt angle of tablet can user do pen-based input operation with comfort, quickness, and accuracy. The experiments include pointing tasks (1-dimensional and 2-dimensional) based on Fitts’ law and stroking tasks (linear and circle) based on Steering law. Each task would be done under 5 kinds of tilt angle of tablet: 0, 15, 30, 45, and 60 degrees.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 267)

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June 2011

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Dong Xing Bao, Xiao Ming Li, Yi Zhong Xin, Xiang Shi Ren

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Fitts Law, Pen-Based Input Operation, Steering Law, Tilt Angle of Tablet

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