Search for dissertations about: "multi touch"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 13 swedish dissertations containing the words multi touch.
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1. Computer Vision: From Motion Capture to Tabletop Interaction
Abstract : This thesis presents the work done by the candidate in the domain of Human-Computer Interaction. In particular, the candidate has investigated how techniques in Computer Vision can be used to enable new forms of interaction. The work investigates areas such as motion capture and multi-user, multi-touch interaction for tabletop systems. READ MORE
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2. Towards a Multi-OS Architecture for Consistent User Interface Experience
Abstract : Vehicles have greatly changed over the last decades. Originally, they were used as a means of transportation, and their drivers were solely engaged in the driving task. In modern cars the user, i.e. READ MORE
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3. Implementing PLM Across Organisations - For multi-disciplinary and cross-functional product development
Abstract : Nearly all product development organisations and processes have information as their key deliverable. The immense quantities of information being produced and utilised along the development lifecycle together with the commonly large number of IT tools used highlights the importance of continuously keeping the content in the overall information management system in order. READ MORE
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4. Resource Allocation for Data-Intensive Services in the Cloud
Abstract : Cloud computing has become ubiquitous due to its resource flexibility and cost efficiency. Resource flexibility allows Cloud users to elastically scale their Cloud resources, for instance, by horizontally scaling the number of virtual machines allocated to each application as the application demands change. READ MORE
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5. Feeling Across Distance : Transnational Migration, Emotions, and Family Life Between Bolivia and Spain
Abstract : What are the relational dynamics of family life as it is lived across vast distances and over time? What underpins these relations, practices, and experiences of being apart and yet together? Based on a long-term multi-sited fieldwork carried out in Spain and Bolivia from 2013 to 2015, this study sets out to address these questions by investigating caring practices, mediated connections, (non)material exchanges, and lived experiences of “doing” and “feeling” family across borders. It conveys the story of ten families divided between Madrid and the Bolivian urban areas of Cochabamba, Sucre, and Santa Cruz de la Sierra. READ MORE