These pages contain information on the Glasgow Multimodal Interaction Group's research into earcons, tactons, non-speech sounds, 3D audio, mobile computing devices, gestures, medical palpation, smell and haptic human-computer interaction.
These pages contain information on the Glasgow Multimodal Interaction Group's research into earcons, tactons, non-speech sounds, 3D audio, mobile computing devices, gestures, medical palpation, smell and haptic human-computer interaction.
The MultiMemoHome (MMH) Project aims to improve the quality of life for people requiring care by reducing their dependence on carers, allowing them to retain their independence as long as possible.
The MultiMemoHome (MMH) Project aims to improve the quality of life for people requiring care by reducing their dependence on carers, allowing them to retain their independence as long as possible.