Authors
Sharon Oviatt
Publication date
1999/11/1
Journal
Communications of the ACM
Volume
42
Issue
11
Pages
74-81
Publisher
ACM
Description
Systems that process multimodal input also aim to give users better tools for controlling the sophisticated visualization and multimedia output capabilities that already are embedded in many systems. In contrast, keyboard and mouse input are relatively limited and impoverished, especially when interacting with virtual environments, animated characters, and the like. In the future, more balanced systems will be needed in which powerful input and output capabilities are better matched with one another.
As a new generation of multimodal systems begins to define itself, one dominant theme will be the integration and synchronization requirements for combining different modes strategically into whole systems. The computer science community is just beginning to understand how to design well integrated and robust multimodal systems. The development of such systems will not be achievable through intuition alone …
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