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How do existing TWS ANC (active noise cancellation) headphone industrial design features limit sensing system applications?

helpResearch questionWearable, Earable, and Body-Related Device Interaction

How do existing TWS ANC (active noise cancellation) headphone industrial design features limit sensing system applications?

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

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How can an open-source toolkit support beginners in rapidly prototyping functional upper-limb exoskeletons?

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

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Which hardware modules and software features most help reduce development complexity in exoskeleton interaction design?

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

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How can the ExoKit toolkit help users explore multiple exoskeleton interaction behavior prototypes?

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How can resource-efficient, long-range real-time heart rate monitoring be implemented on embedded devices?

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

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How can the robustness of video-based contactless heart rate monitoring be improved under user movement and lighting changes?

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

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Can zero-parameter temporal offset and multi-branch network structures effectively capture long- and short-term heart rate variation features?

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

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