Natural User Interface
for 3D Medical Imaging - RSNA 2014
Your hand is your input device
METHODS & MATERIAL
Off-the-shelf gesture-based user interface technology (e. g., Leap Motion) is utilized to develop a new human-computer
interface for 3D image post-processing, allowing to:
with simple hand movements.
RESULTS
The presented natural, "deviceless" user interface provides more
degrees of freedom than conventional input devices. However, it
lacks accuracy for certain tasks, and is prone to cause fatigue.
It works well in combination with a conventional input device like a
normal keyboard and when used with simple gestures, e. g., an extended
hand that can be reliably detected.
CONCLUSIONS
Compared to conventional input devices (mouse, keyboard, trackball, touchscreen), a gesture-based
natural user interface
Comparison of gesture-controlled NATURAL USER INTERFACE vs. conventional user interfaces
Live presentation of the NATURAL USER INTERFACE at the RSNA 2014 meeting
Teistler M, Flensburg University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Bott OJ, Hannover University of Applied Sciences, Germany
Zak A, Singularity University, Moffett Field, CA, USA
Breiman RS, UCSF School of Medicine, San Francisco, CA, USA
Brunberg JA, UC Davis, Sacramento, CA, USA
Special thanks to:
Matthias Gramm
Franziska Loh
Benjamin Schulz
Michael Seitz
Alena Simon
Matthias Süncksen
Jesse Wilmot