What are the types of interaction technologies?

The types of interaction technologies are:

1. Silent Speech (Silent Reading) Recognition

With Silent Reading Recognition (SRR), the user does not need to make a sound, and the system can convert the electrical signals emitted by the movements of the laryngeal vocal cords into speech, thus deciphering what the person wants to say. However, the technology is still in the early stages of development.

2, eye tracking

The basic principle of eye tracking is the use of image processing technology, the use of special cameras that can lock the eyes to continuously record changes in the line of sight, tracking the frequency of visual attention and the duration of the gaze, and analyze the tracked person based on this information.

3. Electro-tactile stimulation

Tactile reproduction through electrical stimulation allows the blind to "see" the world around them.

4, bionic contact lenses

Both can allow the wearer to have a distant object "close to magnify" super vision, display holograms and a variety of three-dimensional images, and even replace the computer screen, so that people can enjoy the fun of wireless Internet access at any time.

5, human-computer interface

Human-computer interaction technology (Human-Computer Interaction Techniques) refers to the computer input and output devices, in order to effectively realize the human-computer dialogue technology.

Expanded Information:

Interaction refers to the activities of transferring and exchanging information, data, data, and technological knowledge of all aspects of nature and society, and, from an information-theoretic From the point of view of information theory, Fangzhi brings together a variety of information within a certain geographical area, is a tangible textual information carrier.

Interactive technology is the use of certain means to achieve the purpose of interaction, and gradually stepped into the era of multi-disciplinary applications.

Interaction Design, also known as Interaction Design, (Interaction Design, abbreviated IxD or IaD), is a design field that defines and designs the behavior of man-made systems. Artifacts are man-made objects, such as softwares, mobile devices, artificial environments, services, wearable devices, and the organization of systems.

Interaction design is concerned with defining interfaces that relate to the way artifacts behave (the "interaction", i.e., the way an artifact reacts in a particular scenario).