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Developing Gestural Input
- 26TH IEEE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON DISTRIBUTED COMPUTING SYSTEMS WORKSHOPS, 2006. ICDCS WORKSHOPS 2006.
, 2006
"... In this paper, we present the Gesture Cube, a digitally augmented cube for human-computer interaction. The Gesture Cube is designed to be an unobtrusive and playful interaction device for controlling media appliances. Additionally, we discuss in more general the development process for gesture input ..."
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input. In an explorative user study, we analyzed user requirements, and in particular we were interested in the set of meaningful gestures that users think of. Based on this, a digitally augmented cube for controlling home appliances and computer applications was designed. Gestures are used as the main
Gesture Input using Neural Networks
, 1993
"... This project explores the uses of neural networks to recognise manual postures (static hand positions) and gestures (dynamic hand positions). The postures and gestures are recorded using a hand-gesture input device, the Mattel Power Glove. Two experiments were performed---one to recognise postures, ..."
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This project explores the uses of neural networks to recognise manual postures (static hand positions) and gestures (dynamic hand positions). The postures and gestures are recorded using a hand-gesture input device, the Mattel Power Glove. Two experiments were performed---one to recognise postures
Supporting Gestural Input For Users On The Move
- Proc IEE Eurowearable '03
, 2003
"... A wearable system is described that enables users to perform simple command selection and input operations. The system is suitable for use while moving and in almost any posture. The implementation uses RFID and is low in cost and power requirements. There is provision for changing between applicati ..."
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A wearable system is described that enables users to perform simple command selection and input operations. The system is suitable for use while moving and in almost any posture. The implementation uses RFID and is low in cost and power requirements. There is provision for changing between
Tactual Articulatory Feedback and Gestural Input
"... Abstract The role of the sense of touch in Human-Computer Interaction as a channel for feedback in manipulative processes is investigated. The paper describes information as presented by the computer, and focuses on the feedback that supports the articulation of human gesture. Several experiments ar ..."
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Abstract The role of the sense of touch in Human-Computer Interaction as a channel for feedback in manipulative processes is investigated. The paper describes information as presented by the computer, and focuses on the feedback that supports the articulation of human gesture. Several experiments
Ubi-Finger: Gesture Input Device for Mobile Use
"... We propose a novel interface in mobile environment called “Ubi-Finger ” that realizes sensuous operations for PDA and information appliances by gestures of fingers. Since gestures are usual methods of non-verbal communications and enables sensuous operations for users, many researches on them carrie ..."
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carried out especially in the field of Virtual Reality. However most of those existing gesture-input systems are either very expensive or large, and have not been used in mobile environment. In contrast, Ubi-Finger is a gesture-input device, which is simple, compact, and optimized for mobile use. We
An Assessment of Single-Channel EMG Sensing for Gestural Input
"... Wearable devices of all kinds are becoming increasingly popular. One problem that plagues wearable devices, however, is how to interact with them. In this paper we construct a prototype electromyography (EMG) sensing device that captures a single channel of EMG sensor data corresponding to user gest ..."
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gestures. We also implement a machine learning pipeline to recognize gestural input received via our prototype sensing device. Our goal is to assess the feasibility of using a BITalino EMG sensor to recognize gestural input on a mobile health (mHealth) wearable device known as Amulet. We conduct three
An Interaction Model Designed For Hand Gesture Input
, 1992
"... This paper describes an interaction model that allows a user to interact with a computer system through gestures while using gestures at the same time for interaction in the real world. This model uses simple rules for detecting the user's intention to address a gestural command to the system. ..."
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testing of this application, we present other potential applications and directions for future work. This research aims at providing usable applications of hand gesture input in the real world. The results presented in this paper are of interest to researchers working on new interaction techniques based
Integration of Speech and Gesture Inputs during Multimodal Interaction
"... Speech and gesture are two types of multimodal inputs that can be used to facilitate more natural human-machine interaction in applications for which the traditional keyboard and mouse input mechanisms are inappropriate, however the possibility of their concurrent use raises the issue of how best to ..."
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Speech and gesture are two types of multimodal inputs that can be used to facilitate more natural human-machine interaction in applications for which the traditional keyboard and mouse input mechanisms are inappropriate, however the possibility of their concurrent use raises the issue of how best
Squiggle- A Glyph Recognizer for Gesture Input
"... Abstract. Squiggle is a template-based glyph recognizer in the lineage of “$1 Recognizer”[1] and “Protractor”[2]. It seeks a good fit linear affine mapping between the input and template glyphs which are represented as a list of milestone points along the glyph path. The algorithm can recognize inpu ..."
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Abstract. Squiggle is a template-based glyph recognizer in the lineage of “$1 Recognizer”[1] and “Protractor”[2]. It seeks a good fit linear affine mapping between the input and template glyphs which are represented as a list of milestone points along the glyph path. The algorithm can recognize
Flowmouse: A computer vision-based pointing and gesture input device
- In Interact ’05
, 2005
"... Abstract. We introduce FlowMouse, a computer vision-based pointing device and gesture input system. FlowMouse uses optical flow techniques to model the motion of the hand and a capacitive touch sensor to enable and disable interaction. By using optical flow rather than a more traditional tracking ba ..."
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Abstract. We introduce FlowMouse, a computer vision-based pointing device and gesture input system. FlowMouse uses optical flow techniques to model the motion of the hand and a capacitive touch sensor to enable and disable interaction. By using optical flow rather than a more traditional tracking
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