M. Tönnis, S. Weber, G. Klinker [Poster] The Posture Angle Threshold between Airplane and Window Frame Metaphors The IEEE International Symposium on Mixed and Augmented Reality, Munich, Germany, Sep. 10 - 12, 2014, pp. 317-318. (bib)
	Integrating different mental models and the corresponding interaction techniques for navigation and object manipulation tasks is a topic of concern for providing user interfaces for the wide variety of potential users. With a user controlled, egocentric hand-held device we aim at integrating the so far identified three major interaction techniques based on the metaphors of a steering wheel, a toy airplane and a window frame. Here, specifically the toy airplane and the window frame contradict each other, leaving the issue at which postural angle of the hand-held device the mental model of the users changes.
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