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| Title: | 以智慧型3D動畫角色為介面之互動數位電視系統
Incorporating intelligent 3D character into the interface for interactive digital TV system |
| Authors: | 陳映似
Chen, Ying Szu |
| Contributors: | 李蔡彥
Li, Tsai Yen
陳映似
Chen, Ying Szu |
| Keywords: | 互動電視
人工智慧
人機介面
情緒動畫 |
| Date: | 2010 |
| Issue Date: | 2011-10-05 14:43:50 (UTC+8) |
| Abstract: | 近年來，智慧型互動電視的應用是不少數位生活空間研究的焦點之一。我們認為，好的互動式數位電視系統必須有生動靈活的使用介面與使用者互動。在本研究中，我們提出以智慧型3D動畫角色為介面之互動數位電視系統，希望可以藉由智慧型3D動畫角色在介面上的呈現，加強使用者於互動數位電視系統的使用經驗。在我們過去所開發的互動數位電視系統SITV上，有許多不同的互動情境可納入智慧型3D動畫角色設計的考量。我們提議讓智慧型3D動畫角色在肢體動作表現上具有行動力與表達力的概念，使得動畫角色在互動數位電視系統上，能夠依據不同的情境與角色本身之狀態，選擇適當的動作在螢幕上移動並且能呈現適當的情緒，讓互動數位電視系統之服務更加友善。本研究以JAVA開發動畫系統，並設計實驗驗證不同介面對使用者的影響，結果顯示，使用者認為智慧型3D動畫角色介面是最有善的。
In recent years, intelligent interactive digital TV is one of the most important applications in the research of digital living space. We think a good interactive TV system must have a vivid user interface to interact with users. In this research, we propose to incorporate intelligent 3D character into the interface design for interactive digital TV system, to enhance the user experience of the interactive digital TV system. In the smart interactive digital TV system we developed before, call SITV, many interactive scenarios can be considered in the design of intelligent 3D character. We propose to develop our intelligent 3D character with the concepts of mobility and expressiveness on body motion such that appropriate emotions can be presented through motions depending on the scenario and character configuration. For example, an intelligent 3D character can act like a housekeeper living in the TV monitor. He can take different actions for different scenarios to make the service friendlier. We have developed our animation system in JAVA and designed experiments to evaluate different types of user interface design on different scenarios. The experimental results show that an interface with an intelligent 3D character will be friendlier than the others. |
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| Description: | 碩士
國立政治大學
資訊科學學系
97753010
99 |
| Source URI: | http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0097753010 |
| Data Type: | thesis |
| Appears in Collections: | [Department of Computer Science ] Theses
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