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Designing non-speech sounds to support navigation in mobile phone menus
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2000-04)
This paper describes a framework for integrating non-speech audio to hierarchical menu structures where the visual feedback is limited. In the first part of this paper, emphasis is put on how to extract sound design ...
An auditory display system for aiding interjoint coordination
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2000-04)
Patients with lack of proprioception are unable to build and maintain `internal models' of their limbs and monitor their limb movements because these patients do not receive the appropriate information from muscles and ...
A case study of auditory navigation in virtual acoustic environments
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2000-04)
We report results of an auditory navigation experiment. In auditory navigation sound is employed as a navigational aid in a virtual environment. In our experiment, the test task was to find a sound source in a dynamic ...
Guided by voices: An audio augmented reality system
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2000-04)
This paper presents an application of a low cost, lightweight audio-only augmented reality infrastructure. The system uses a simple wearable computer and a RF based location system to play digital sounds corresponding to ...
Educational testing of an auditory display regarding seasonal variation of martian polar ice caps
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2003-07)
During Fall 2002, planetary scientists and astronomy education researchers from the University of Arizona and the National Optical Astronomy Observatory collaborated with composer Marty Quinn of Design Rhythmics Sonification ...
Using an auditory display to manage attention in a dual task, multiscreen environment
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-07)
Spatialized sound technology is under consideration for use in future U. S. Navy watchstation systems as a technique to manage attention. In this study, we looked at whether spatialized sound would reduce head movements. ...
Haptic music: Non-musicians collaboratively creating music
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2000-04)
The Haptic Music system allows up to three people to collaboratively create music in a jazz style. The users can have varying musical backgrounds, and even a novice can use his/her creativity to create a novel composition. ...
Evaluating the utility of auditory perspective-taking in robot speech presentations
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2009-05)
In speech interactions, people routinely reason about each other’s auditory perspective and adjust their manner of speaking accordingly by raising their voice to overcome noise or distance, and sometimes by pausing and ...
Soundsense: Sonifying pryroelectric sensor data for an interactive media event
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2005-07)
Collaborations between artists, engineers, and scientists often occur when creating new media works. These interdisciplinary efforts must overcome the ideals and practical-limitations inherent in both artistic and research ...
Multimodal bivariate thematic maps with auditory and haptic display
(Georgia Institute of Technology, 2002-07)
The purpose of this study is to explore the possibility of multimodal bivariate thematic maps by utilizing auditory and haptic displays. With four different modes of display, the completion time of tasks and the recall ...