Palavras-chave
Interface tangível
Crianças com autismo
Tablet
Magnetômetro
Formas geométricas
Como Citar
Resumo
Pesquisas recentes têm explorado o uso de tecnologias computacionais de interação tangível no tratamento de crianças com autismo. Ao mesmo tempo, as tecnologias que promovem este tipo de interação são geralmente configurações complexas de dispositivos físicos, o que representa uma barreira para sua ampla utilização. Esta pesquisa investiga o uso de Tablets para se criar um sistema com interface tangível móvel que supere esta barreira.
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