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Traditional heart rate monitoring (e.g., wristbands) causes discomfort with prolonged wear, and video monitoring is highly noise-sensitive.

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Traditional heart rate monitoring (e.g., wristbands) causes discomfort with prolonged wear, and video monitoring is highly noise-sensitive.

UbiComp '24UbiHR: Resource-efficient Long-range Heart Rate Sensing on Ubiquitous Devices

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Exoskeleton devices are expensive and hard to customize, preventing beginners from easily building functional prototypes.

CHI '25ExoKit: A Toolkit for Rapid Prototyping of Interactions for Arm-based Exoskeletons

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Back-support devices struggle to adapt to load changes when workers lift heavy objects.

UbiComp '24A Non-collocated Wearable Framework for Back Support Exoskeleton Payload Estimation

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Traditional facial makeup lacks dynamic capability and cannot express emotion or enhance interaction in everyday life.

UbiComp '23Social Prosthesis: Social Interaction Through 3D Dynamic Makeup

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Existing headphones prioritize audio experience and struggle to support innovative sensing functions.

UbiComp '23Design Earable Sensing Systems: Perspectives and Lessons Learned from Industry

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Older adults struggle to independently learn to use complex next-generation technology devices.

CHI '21Technology Adoption and Learning Preferences for Older Adults: Evolving Perceptions, Ongoing Challenges, and Emerging Design Opportunities

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