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When wearing devices, electrode changes make it difficult for gesture recognition systems to remain stable.

lightbulbPractical problemEMG and Biosignal Gesture Interfaces

When wearing devices, electrode changes make it difficult for gesture recognition systems to remain stable.

UbiComp '21A Feature Adaptive Learning Method for High-Density sEMG-Based Gesture Recognition

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Existing ear-EEG devices only detect brainwaves and overlook the potential value of noise signals.

CHI '25ID.EARS: One-Ear EEG Device with Biosignal Noise for Real-Time Gesture Recognition and Various Interactions

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Users struggle to efficiently train myoelectric prosthesis models and understand their behavior.

IUI '24Comparing Teaching Strategies of a Machine Learning-based Prosthetic Arm

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Users lack accurate gesture tracking devices in low-light or privacy-constrained environments.

CHI '24EITPose: Wearable and Practical Electrical Impedance Tomography for Continuous Hand Pose Estimation

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Skin-patch devices require frequent charging or external power, making them inconvenient to use.

UIST '23Skinergy: Machine-Embroidered Silicone-Textile Composites as On-Skin Self-Powered Input Sensors

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Current electronic skin requires frequent charging, limiting wearability and continuous application.

UbiComp '23SolareSkin: Self-powered Visible Light Sensing Through a Solar Cell E-Skin

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Users need portable interaction devices with diverse functions and no environmental modification.

CHI '23Z-Ring: Single-point Bio-impedance Sensing for Gesture, Touch, Object and User Recognition

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