Open-Interface

The project aimed at specifying and developing a platform and standards for the prototyping of multimodal interactions.

As such, Immersion’s teams bring their knowledge about existing interaction and visualization hardware and their skills in developing new hardware solutions.

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Missions

Les principales missions d’Immersion étaient de concevoir, d’implémenter et de tester une plateforme open source pour le développement d’interactions multimodales qui permet :

de gérer un ensemble riche et extensible de modalités,
une reproduction rapide,
de mettre l’accent sur l’innovation (nouvelles modalités ou formes de multimodalité),
une sélection et une combinaison dynamiques des modalités pour s’adapter au contexte d’utilisation en cours,
une conception itérative centrée sur l’utilisateur.

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Durée : 3 ans
Date de début : 01/09/2006
Budget global : 3,9 millions €
Financement : Commission Européenne – FP6-IST (GA n° 35182)

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