The effect of time pressure on the performance of dexterous operations

Pooripanyakun, Munyaporn and Wodehouse, Andrew and Mehnen, Jorn (2020) The effect of time pressure on the performance of dexterous operations. In: 16th International Design Conference 2020, 2020-10-26 - 2020-10-29.

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    Abstract

    This study explores the effects of time pressure in dexterous operations on two types of interface: the fixed interface and the moving interface. Results show that the accuracy of finger movement is decreased, the information processing on the sense of sequence, position and direction is worsened by the psychological disturbance. The findings indicate that a fixed interface is more robust to performance and participants can learn and perform tasks quicker than a moving interface. Finally, the researchers give some practices on both fixed and moving interface design.

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    Pooripanyakun, Munyaporn, Wodehouse, Andrew ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9605-3497 and Mehnen, Jorn;
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