David Bonnet
PhD Candidate
david@bonnet.cc
Research
Most graphic user interfaces for content edition rely on widgets such as buttons, checkboxes and sliders. They are presented in toolbars or palette inspectors that take a considerable amount of screen real estate at the expense of the content of interest. My work consists of replacing those invasive widgets with gestures that can be performed on the objects themselves for selection and edition tasks. To design such gestures, I consider both human factors (motor and cognitive skills) and system factors (recognition accuracy), which led me to develop novel tools that support the creation of intuitive graphical guides and effective gesture recognizers.
Teaching
Internship Supervision
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Engineering the smartphone embedded part of a gesture toolkit
Mickaël Guilbeaud (Master Student), June 2013—September 2013
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Capturing the daily gestural behavior of users with their smartphone
Oliver de Cramer & Mickaël Guilbeaud (Master Students), January 2013—May 2013
Teaching Assistant
- Fundamentals of Human-Computer Interaction (25h, Master 2, 2012, 2013)
- Programming of Interactive Systems (26h + 3h support, Master 1, 2012, 2013)
- Engineering of Human-Computer Interaction (12h, Polytech 3, 2013)
- Software Development in Java (40h, License 2, 2012)
- Internet Programming (20h + 4h support, License 2, 2012)
Other
Reviewing and Dissemination Activities
Master Projects
