This paper presents the design and evaluation of non-visual multimodal interaction techniques for collecting and storing a sequence of information. This task is representative of multiple contexts including the transmission of an itinerary represented as a sequence of pair direction-distance. Among twenty techniques we had designed, four have been evaluated with users. The results of this study establish the interest of two techniques in terms of perception, memorization and recall of information and a third one appears to be more resistant to interference task.
['Damien Appert', 'Christophe Jouffrais', 'Emmanuel Dubois']
Non-visual interactions to support information sequence transmission