lightbulbPractical problemWearable and Smart Glasses Gesture Input
When hands are occupied, existing smart glasses interaction methods are inconvenient and privacy-poor.Sensing, Recognition, and Security / Wearable and Smart Glasses Gesture Input
When hands are occupied, existing smart glasses interaction methods are inconvenient and privacy-poor.
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Smart glasses users lack efficient, private, and intuitive interaction methods.lightbulbPractical problemWearable and Smart Glasses Gesture Input
Multi-device interaction during data analysis is complex, and traditional tools lack flexibility.lightbulbPractical problemWearable and Smart Glasses Gesture Input
Traditional gesture devices occupy both hands, and cameras raise privacy concerns.UIST '24WatchThis: A Wearable Point-and-Ask Interface powered by Vision-Language Models for Contextual Queries
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Touchscreen device operation is difficult while running, causing distraction or requiring stopping.UbiComp '24GestureShirt: Eyes-Free Interaction while Running
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Existing wearables struggle to simultaneously achieve multi-purpose and multi-site adaptability.lightbulbPractical problemWearable and Smart Glasses Gesture Input
Beach volleyball lacks public wearable sensor gesture datasets, affecting motion analysis.UbiComp '21Collecting a Dataset of Gestures for Skill Assessment in the Field: a beach volleyball serves case study
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