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It is difficult to conveniently interact with devices or the environment while wearing a mask.

lightbulbPractical problemHand and Finger Gesture Sensing

It is difficult to conveniently interact with devices or the environment while wearing a mask.

IUI '23Masktrap: Designing and Identifying Gestures to Transform Mask Strap into an Input Interface

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Adding shadows is time-consuming for designers, and modifying light sources requires restarting from scratch.

UIST '24ValueSphere: A Portable Widget for Quick and Easy Shading in Digital Drawings

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