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Boxing training lacks effective real-time recognition and feedback tools for defensive movements.

lightbulbPractical problemVR/XR Mid-Air and Gaze Gesture Interaction

Boxing training lacks effective real-time recognition and feedback tools for defensive movements.

UbiComp '24Training Smarter with OpenEarable: A Boxing Gesture Recognition Dashboard Integration

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