While sketches are commonly and effectively used in the early stages of design, some information is far more easily conveyed verbally than by sketching. In response, we have combined sketching with speech, enabling a more natural form of communication. We studied the behavior of people sketching and speaking, and from this derived a set of rules for segmenting and aligning the signals from both modalities. Once the inputs are aligned, we use both modalities in interpretation. The result is a more natural interface to our system.
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