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Conductors cannot precisely synchronize in real time with performers' body movements.

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Conductors cannot precisely synchronize in real time with performers' body movements.

UIST '24Electrical Connected Orchestra: A New Baton System that can Interactively Control the Body Movements of Performers

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Audiences struggle to understand rhythm synchronization in Breaking competitions, especially those with hearing impairments.

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When users are listening to music, notification sounds easily interrupt the musical experience and cause disruption.

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When creating lyric videos, creators face high costs in synchronizing text with music and achieving visual coordination.

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Users struggle to deeply express emotions and enhance self-awareness while listening to music.

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Existing digital legacy tools lack emotional resonance, and metadata is underutilized.

CHI '23Designing Anekdota: Investigating Personal Metadata for Legacy

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