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Naturalness in the design of computer hardware - the forgotten interface?

Naturalness in human-computer interaction (HCI) facilitates both user motivation and creativity when interacting with software. However, it is argued that the implementation of a variety of hardware devices that embrace the user’s natural behavior will help achieve an intuitive environment that supports natural interaction. To identify the potential benefits of adopting a naturalness principle in the design of the hardware interface, the paper describes the development of a user-centered computational environment to support designers during conceptual design and how the provision of appropriate input and output devices could support and extend the designer’s capabilities.