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How do users envision and use smart rings in everyday life to enhance multitasking and device interaction?

helpResearch questionFeedback Design, Waiting Experience, and Multimodal Perception

How do users envision and use smart rings in everyday life to enhance multitasking and device interaction?

UbiComp '22One Ring to Rule Them All: An Empirical Understanding of Day-to-Day Smartring Usage Through In-Situ Diary Study

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