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The document discusses user interfaces (UIs). It defines a UI as the way a person interacts with electronic devices like computers, tablets, and smartphones. It includes screens, menus, icons, keyboard shortcuts, gestures, and voice commands. The document then provides examples of UIs like mice, remote controls, search engines, and ATMs. It outlines the evolution of UIs from early command line interfaces to modern touchscreen interfaces. The document concludes that UIs are changing rapidly and may become invisible in the future as new technologies like brain-computer interfaces emerge.
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Userinterface
- 2. What is User Interface? The way a person interacts with a computer, tablet, smartphone or other electronic device. It comprises the screen menus and icons, keyboard shortcuts, mouse and gesture movements, command language.
- 3. Examples for UI • The computer mouse • Remote control • Search engine • Atm • Electronic tolling collection (ETC) • Predictive text
- 5. First interface: 1962 Mouse: 1964 UI-Past and Present
- 6. UI-Past and Present Command Line: 1978 Graphical user interface: 1983
- 7. UI-Past and Present Menu driven: ATM (Automated Teller Machine) Form based:
- 8. Touch Screen: Pen and Finger touch(1991-2003) Natural language: UI-Past and Present
- 9. UI - Others Voice recognition: Augmented reality:
- 10. UI in Future Gesture interfaces: Brain-computer interface:
- 11. UI in Future Flexible OLED display: Tangible user interface (TUI):
- 12. UI in Future Wearable computer: Sensor network user interface (SNUI):
- 13. UI in Future Organic user interface:
- 14. Conclusion User interfaces are changing faster and more fundamentally than ever before. In future, users won’t even know that UI’s a ‘thing’ and it will become invisible. This is not the end….