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When contributing to open datasets, users worry about privacy risks but perceive insufficient benefits.

lightbulbPractical problemGesture and Pose Sensing Factors, Workflows, and Impact

When contributing to open datasets, users worry about privacy risks but perceive insufficient benefits.

UbiComp '22Understanding Privacy Risks and Perceived Benefits in Open Dataset Collection for Mobile Affective Computing

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When smart devices collect emotional information, users face emotional privacy leakage risk.

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Traditional mechanical haptic stimulation is unsuitable for textiles, limiting smart textile haptic interaction potential.

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Users dislike wearable haptic devices, and haptic intensity and range are limited.

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Users' voice interactions may leak private data through embedded sensors.

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Contact-based force sensors involve complex wiring and are susceptible to external interference, limiting flexibility.

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TacTex: A Textile Interface with Seamlessly-Integrated Electrodes for High-Resolution electrotactile Stimulation

Hongnan Lin, Xuanyou Liu, Shengsheng Jiang

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