08. Micro-slips and Human-Computer Interaction

Applying Micro-slips to Human-Computer Interaction Research

Kazutaka Kurihara

Taking the position of a researcher in human-computer interaction, this work starts from measuring micro-slips as a phenomenon and then considers two ways of applying them to interface design: interfaces that tolerate micro-slips, and interfaces that make active use of micro-slip detection. Through these, it points out the importance of micro-slips in HCI research and sketches directions for future work.

Publications

Kazutaka Kurihara: "Applying the Micro-slip Phenomenon to HCI Research," IPSJ SIG Technical Report, Vol.2010-HCI-141, No.11, pp.1-7, 2010. PDF
栗原一貴, "マイクロスリップのHuman Computer Interaction研究への応用, " 生態心理学研究, 4-1, pp.7-13, 2009. PDF