Objestures: Everyday Objects Meet Mid-Air Gestures for Expressive Interaction
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| author | Lyu, Zhuoyue Kristensson, Per Ola |
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| contents | Everyday object-based interactions (EOIs) and mid-air gesture interactions (MAIs) have been widely explored, yet prior work on their integration often targets narrow use cases or specific technologies, leaving designers and developers with limited guidance that generalizes across diverse EOIs and MAIs. We introduce Objestures ("Obj" + "Gestures") -- five interaction types spanning EOIs and MAIs, forming a design space for expressive uni- and bimanual interaction. To evaluate the usefulness of Objestures, we conducted an exploratory user study (N=12) on basic 3D tasks (rotation and scaling), which showed performance comparable to the headset's native freehand manipulation. To understand the user experience, we conducted case studies with the same participants across three applications (Sound, Draw, and Shadow), where participants found the interactions intuitive, engaging, and expressive, and indicated interest in everyday use. We further demonstrate the potential of Objestures across diverse contexts through 30 examples, and discuss limitations and implications. https://www.zhuoyuelyu.com/objestures |
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| spellingShingle | Objestures: Everyday Objects Meet Mid-Air Gestures for Expressive Interaction Lyu, Zhuoyue Kristensson, Per Ola Human-Computer Interaction Everyday object-based interactions (EOIs) and mid-air gesture interactions (MAIs) have been widely explored, yet prior work on their integration often targets narrow use cases or specific technologies, leaving designers and developers with limited guidance that generalizes across diverse EOIs and MAIs. We introduce Objestures ("Obj" + "Gestures") -- five interaction types spanning EOIs and MAIs, forming a design space for expressive uni- and bimanual interaction. To evaluate the usefulness of Objestures, we conducted an exploratory user study (N=12) on basic 3D tasks (rotation and scaling), which showed performance comparable to the headset's native freehand manipulation. To understand the user experience, we conducted case studies with the same participants across three applications (Sound, Draw, and Shadow), where participants found the interactions intuitive, engaging, and expressive, and indicated interest in everyday use. We further demonstrate the potential of Objestures across diverse contexts through 30 examples, and discuss limitations and implications. https://www.zhuoyuelyu.com/objestures |
| title | Objestures: Everyday Objects Meet Mid-Air Gestures for Expressive Interaction |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.02973 |