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VoCa investigates how voice agents can combine speech with a visual canvas to support multi-turn conversations, inspired by how people coordinate speech and sketching. The research includes observational and design studies to develop a design space for speech-canvas interaction.
VoCa investigates how voice agents can combine speech with a visual canvas to support multi-turn conversations, inspired by how people coordinate speech and sketching. The research includes observational and design studies to develop a design space for speech-canvas interaction.
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People write and sketch while speaking to explain, organize, and develop content together. Inspired by these practices, we investigate how voice agents can use a canvas alongside speech in multi-turn conversations with users. We conducted a two-part formative study: an observational study of how pairs coordinated...
Combining voice with visual canvases could enhance how conversational agents help users organize and develop content collaboratively. This approach reflects natural human practices of using speech and sketches together.
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