Ideas - ddrago/Bose-Frames-Audio-AR GitHub Wiki
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What if, in order to give user some sort of feedback while selecting a menu item, a set of notes are played, each signifying one of the buttons, so that the user understands the position of the (head-tracking) cursor. This might mean that it could be best to position the menu items in a line rather that in a four-way partitioned layout. Since the notes (maybe from higher to lower) might more instinctively link to the respective menu item.
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The various ways the user could select a menu item are:
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- control which item we are selecting via head-tracking (kinda like ray casting)
- control which item we are selecting via gestures (e.g. scrolling through the list of items shaking your head or looking to the side, or selecting item number three using 3 taps on the side of the device, etc)
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Possible research definition: Comparing HTI and GBI in terms of input and menu types (items in a row, in a column, around the user, etc) to discern the best option.