Mid-air interaction is a distinct style of natural HCI (Human-Computer Interaction). In mid-air
interaction, users make use of their whole body—with a strong focus on hands—and apply …

Head and eye movement can be leveraged to improve the user's interaction repertoire for
wearable displays. Head movements are deliberate and accurate, and provide the current …

Augmented Reality (AR) headsets extended with eye-tracking, a promising input technology
for its natural and implicit nature, open a wide range of new interaction capabilities for …

With eye-tracking increasingly available in Augmented Reality, we explore how gaze can be
used to assist freehand gestural text entry. Here the eyes are often coordinated with manual …

Using one's hands can be a natural and intuitive method for interacting with 3D objects in a
mixed reality environment. This study explores three hand-interaction techniques, including …

While text entry is an essential and frequent task in Augmented Reality (AR) applications,
devising an efficient and easy-to-use text entry method for AR remains an open challenge …

This paper presents the results of an empirical study and a real-world deployment of a gaze-
adaptive UI for Augmented Reality (AR). AR introduces an attention dilemma between …

Head movements are a common input modality on VR/AR headsets. However, although
they enable users to control a cursor, they lack an integrated method to trigger actions. Many …

We present DMove, directional motion-based interaction for Augmented Reality (AR) Head-
Mounted Displays (HMDs) that is both hands-and device-free. It uses directional walk-ing as …

Mid-air gestural interaction with multiple targets (or devices) in the physical space presents
several challenges: gesture design gets more complex in the attempt to avoid gesture …