Research on the Development of Natural Human-Computer Interaction for Mobile Terminals

Abstract

Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) technology, as an important part of computer systems, has developed rapidly in computer science. It has experienced a transition from humans adapting to computers, to computers constantly adapting to humans. With the development of human-computer interaction, users are more and more inclined to use natural communication methods such as natural language, gestures, and vision instead of traditional keyboard and mouse input. In today's era of the mobile Internet, mobile terminals have been widely used. Due to their portability and mobility, users expect their interactions with mobile terminals to be smooth and natural. The natural human-computer interaction of mobile terminals has become a research hotspot. Through the analysis of the evolution process of mobile terminal human-computer interaction, combined with the latest human-computer interaction technology, this paper discusses the hot issues in mobile human-computer interaction and concludes that the future human-computer interaction of mobile terminals has four development directions: 1) natural human computer interaction, 2) augmented reality interaction, 3) multi-modal fusion, 4) affective computing.