This highly accurate, in-vivo, patient-specific, unobtrusive dynamic information, presented using 3D visualization tools that were up to now unavailable to the clinician-prosthetist, can significantly impact the iterative cycle of socket fitting and evaluation.
The case study research design included document review of the library's wayfinding information system; unobtrusive observation of library user wayfinding behavior; intensive interviews with library users to discuss their views on wayfinding in the library; and an expert review with library staff and a library wayfinding and signage expert to validate research findings.
Short message service (SMS) text messages offer a low-cost and relatively unobtrusive method for strengthening information exchange.
Because of its ubiquitous and unobtrusive analytical, diagnostic, supportive, information and documentary functions, pervasive computing is predicted to improve traditional health care [ 6, 7].
Handheld computers or personal digital assistants (PDAs) offer portable and unobtrusive access to clinical data and relevant information at the point of care.
Other apps may focus on bringing those conversations to the fore, surfacing context-sensitive information in an unobtrusive way is a more substantive addition in my book.
For vehicle cabin applications, cameras outshine other techniques with their ability to collect large amounts of information in a highly unobtrusive way.
Best of all, the tachometer and speedometer are huge, easily scanned, nonsense-free circles, and the information display between them is unobtrusive.
Weigh-in-motion (WIM) systems: WIM systems allow for the unobtrusive and continuous collection of vehicle weight information [64].
During these on-site visits, the first author was present as a privileged observer (Wolcott 1980): a style of participant-observation where the researcher is familiar and allowed access to information while trying to be unobtrusive, with minimal interactions, observing the 'business as usual'.
