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Are acoustic fingerprints (frictional acoustic features) more resistant to spoofing attacks than existing authentication methods?

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Are acoustic fingerprints (frictional acoustic features) more resistant to spoofing attacks than existing authentication methods?

UbiComp '24EarSlide: a Secure Ear Wearables Biometric Authentication Based on Acoustic Fingerprint

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How can fluid rheological properties (viscosity, stress, etc.) be detected and analyzed at low cost?

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How can time-varying fluid properties be accurately sensed and quantified in dynamic environments?

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Can dimensionality reduction algorithms transform multidimensional fluid data into intuitive visual representations?

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How do dynamic conditions such as walking affect reading speed and experience during mobile reading?

CHI '25Supporting Mobile Reading While Walking with Automatic and Customized Font Size Adaptations

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How do automatic font adjustment and user-customized adjustment differ in effects on reading speed, comprehension, workload, and preference?

CHI '25Supporting Mobile Reading While Walking with Automatic and Customized Font Size Adaptations

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Can a hybrid mechanism combining system suggestions and user participation improve reading experience in dynamic environments?

CHI '25Supporting Mobile Reading While Walking with Automatic and Customized Font Size Adaptations

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