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A Quality Inspection Method to Evaluate E-Government Sites
01/2005;
In book: Electronic Government, pp.198--209
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Article: Intuitive Operability Evaluation of Robotic Surgery Using Brain Activity Measurements to Clarify Immersive Reality
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ABSTRACT: Surgical robots have undergone considerable improve-ment in recent years. But intuitive operability, which represents user interoperability, has not been quanti-tatively evaluated. With the aim of designing a robot with intuitive operability, we thus propose a method for measuring brain activity to determine intuitive op-erability. The purpose of this paper is to clarify the master configuration against the position of the mon-itor that best allows user to perceive the manipulator as part of his own body. We assume that the master configuration provides immersive reality to user as if he puts own arm into the monitor. In our experiments, subjects controlled the hand controller to position the tip of the virtual slave manipulator on a target in the surgical simulator and we measured brain activity us-ing brain imaging devices. We carried out experiments a number of times with the master manipulator config-ured in a variety of ways and the position of the mon-itor fixed. We found that the brain was significantly activated in all subjects when the master manipulator was located behind the monitor. We concluded that the master configuration produces immersive reality through body images related to visual and somatic sen-sory feedback.Journal of Robotics and Mechatronics. 02/2013; 25(1):162-171. -
Conference Proceeding: Improving the Farnel Voting Scheme.
3rd International Conference, Co-organized by Council of Europe, Gesellschaft für Informatik and E-Voting.CC, August 6th-9th, 2008 in Castle Hofen, Bregenz, Austria; 01/2008 -
Conference Proceeding: The Voting Processes in Digital Participative Budget: A Case Study.
3rd International Conference, Co-organized by Council of Europe, Gesellschaft für Informatik and E-Voting.CC, August 6th-9th, 2008 in Castle Hofen, Bregenz, Austria; 01/2008
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