Virtual reality systems specifications for human machine interaction design in industry

Susanna Aromaa; Juhani Viitaniemi; Kaj Helin

Virtual reality systems specifications for human machine interaction design in industry

Susanna Aromaa
, Juhani Viitaniemi
, Kaj Helin

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Abstract

It is challenging to consider human centred approach for requirement specifications within human technology interaction (HTI). This paper describes a systematic approach for defining human requirement specifications for the technology development. The object was to provide human centred requirement specifications for visualisation and interaction within virtual environment (VE) systems. The approach applies human centred design (HCD) in early state on design process to identify and define both the technical system and human related requirement specifications. Moreover the requirement specifications processing, the use cases, scenarios, and task analysis principles were applied. As a result prioritised specifications and guidelines for technology development were determined. The benefits and lacks of this systematic approach were discussed

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 2012
MoE publication type	Not Eligible
Event	IEA 2012 - Recife, Brazil Duration: 12 Feb 2012 → 16 Feb 2012

Conference

Conference	IEA 2012
Country/Territory	Brazil
City	Recife
Period	12/02/12 → 16/02/12

Keywords

Human requirements
virtual reality system
use case
scenario
task analysis
specifications

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Virtual reality systems specifications for human machine interaction design in industry

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