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Sunil Dhankhar
AbstractThe research in this paper focused on the development of a general purpose helpdesk system on a multi-touch panel
for a collage or an institution. This system is implemented on
Multi-touch technology under NUI (Natural User Interface). The
developed helpdesk system would be able to help the guest and
in-campus persons without any kind of special training, just by
touching the surface or with usual hand gestures. Communication
Feature makes the helpdesk communicable enable via both
Wireless or network communication model and more powerful.
The application would be implemented on a table-top surface
which would support multi-touch technology. Making of such
system in cost effective manner is the major task to be done.
Dealing with hardware and software components and description
of protocols used are illustrated in this document.
Index
Terms-Touch,
Blobs,
surface
computing,
Helpdesk.NUI, HCI, GSM.
.
I. INTRODUCTION
Multi-touch technology is one of the fastest growing
technologies of making direct interaction with machine to
user. These technologies give the great advancement in
human computer interaction (HCI) that is included in most
of the leading technologies. The current project, Multi-Touch
gesture recognition based Helpdesk management system
has implemented the NUI (Natural User Interface) as the
mishmash of hardware and software within a single device.
The word Natural refers for direct touch as it eliminates
the use of un-natural things like mouse. Use of mouse
and keyboard is becoming past with its growth. Wireless
Communication i.e. GSM is the cellular technology used for
transmitting mobile voice and data services, and Client-Server
communication is fall under Networking area. Both the modes
of communication are served in this system that will support
Calling and Chatting via Client-Server and Messaging via
SMS (Short Message Service) of Wireless communication.
Objective of the research is to develop a multi-touch
supportive device for a helpdesk system for an institution
purpose. The system is fully functioned Helpdesk that is
made in cost effectively with easy function and complete
description. The very rst FTIR based multi-touch (low-cost
camera-based) was brought to us by J.Han in 2005. The
approach works for locating the point or to nd the point
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DOI 10.1109/CSNT.2015.175
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TABLE II
B RIEF OVERVIEW OF SOFTWARE TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR COMPONENT
Name of Technology
1.GSM (Global System For Mobile):
4. Multi-Touch Sensing
Description
GSM technology provides
communication via mobile
network, it enables user to
make call, send SMS and
more additional facilities.In
this Helpdesk system GSM
is employed to send messages when user needs to
talk urgently to the required
person and he is not replying messages in chat.
Virtual Serial Port Driver,
Hyper Terminal.
USB to Serial converter Cable, GSM Modem.
Client-server
communication system provides
a mean of two-way
communication
via
socket
programming.
In this system it enables
communication
between
helpdesk users (Client)
with
administrative
person (Server), which
is connected directly with
the application that is
running on another system.
It is based on TCP/IP
socket programming.
Visual Basic 6.0 (For
Socket Programming)
Image processing is applied for blob tracking using Touchlib software and
for making better view of
images of image gallery.
VideoOcx
Library.
(VideoOcx library is used
to change the threshold
value to make better
detection of blobs on the
surface.)
Multi-touch sensing technologies help to make the
system compatible to work
with the multi-touch environment.
Touchlib Beta
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A. Chat Server:
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It is a better alternative to overcome the absent of receptionist problem by eliminating the compulsion of having
a receptionist unlike in traditional helpdesk systems.
It saves more time and need less effort.
Easy to use and provide quick response.
Cost effective
Compatible with Multi-Tasking environment.
User friendly environment.
VI. EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS WITH
DESCRIPTION
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Fig. 8. Resulted System (a) Shows the touch panel and the helpdesk window,
and (b) Shows touch panel and Touchlib window.
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