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Traditional motion learning methods are limited to predefined motions and require specialized equipment, making them inconvenient to use.

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Traditional motion learning methods are limited to predefined motions and require specialized equipment, making them inconvenient to use.

UbiComp '22VoLearn: A Cross-Modal Operable Motion-Learning System Combined with Virtual Avatar and Auditory Feedback

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Golf beginners struggle to improve putting accuracy and need more effective training feedback.

CHI '25Improving Putting Accuracy with Electrical Muscle Stimulation Feedback Guided by Muscle Synergy Analysis

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Basketball beginners struggle to accurately correct form and improve shooting without guidance.

CHI '25Bridging Coaching Knowledge and AI Feedback to Enhance Motor Learning in Basketball Shooting Mechanics Through a Knowledge-Based SOP Framework

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Sleep-tracking devices in current health technology cannot capture users' complex long-cycle behaviors.

CHI '25Beyond the Circadian Rhythm: Variable Cycles of Regularity Found in Long-Term Sleep Tracking

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Users are dissatisfied with existing WSMT functionality and privacy issues, leading to low willingness to use.

CHI '25Facilitators and Barriers of Wearable Stress Management Technology: A Narrative Review of User Perspectives

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Blind and sighted people find it difficult to play entertaining games together with a sense of fairness.

CSCW '24Demonstrating an Auditory-Cued Archery Social Exertion Game for the Blind and Sighted to Play Together

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Athletes struggle to obtain personalized feedback integrating physiology, psychology, nutrition, and sleep.

UbiComp '24Understanding the Person-specific Predictors of Athlete Performance

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