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Rolling-Menu: Rapid Command Selection in Toolbars Using Roll Gestures with a Multi-DoF Mouse

Talkat CHI 2018 · 2018-04-21..04-26
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Rolling-Menu uses the Roly-Poly Mouse and a Wacom touch surface to select toolbar items by roll gestures, activating at either ~12° or ~37° and freezing the pointer near the task so object→command and back movements shrink. With simple horizontal toolbars up to 14 items it speeds selection by up to ~29% and maintains >90% accuracy. Three winning variants emerge: direct mapping + tap validation and 180° mapping + roll validation, and performance stays strong on dropdown toolbars but degrades on 3×3 grid layouts.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 1:09Limitations of current toolbar selection
  3. 2:57Introducing Rolling-Menu concept
  4. 4:21Toolbar variants explored
  5. 7:14Design dimensions and activation methods
  6. 12:10User study and results
  7. 15:28Future work and challenges
  8. 16:30Q&A session
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