Radiology interaction

Start Year:

2011

End Year:

2013

Radiologists use 30-year-old technology to interact with cutting-edge diagnostic imagery. We observed and interviewed radiologists in a range of workplaces to understand their commonly performed tasks, and assesed how haptic feedback could be used to improve the situation. We prototyped and tested an iterative series of devices that used touch input and tactile feedback to better suit their interaction needs.

SPIN People:

Louise Oram

Non Spin people:

Philippe Kruchten (UBC ECE), Bruce Forster (UBC Radiology)

Publications:

Oram, L., MacLean, K.E., Kruchten, P., and Forster, B., “Crafting Diversity in Radiology Image Stack Scrolling: Control and Annotations,” in Proc. of Designing Interactive Systems (DIS), Vancouver, pp. 567-576, 2014.

Oram, L., "Scrolling in Radiology Image Stacks: Multimodal Annotations and Diversifying Control Mobility,", M.Sc. Thesis, University of British Columbia, 2013.

Tags:

application

interaction design

user input device