Release, Don't Wait! Reliable Force Input Confirmation with Quick Release
summary
Implements Quick Release by taking a reference frame ~15 frames before liftoff, collecting three frames before and after (seven total), mapping each sample to a binned force segment and using majority vote to confirm intent on an iPhone 6S. Tested with 6 users plus fresh validation, compared to 1 s Dwell Time, shows 97.6% success for Quick Release versus 97.2% for Dwell Time, faster overall with a ~240 ms capture window, works across thumb locations but depends on device sensing and visual feedback timing.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction to force input
- 1:36Dwell Time vs Quick Release
- 3:24Quick Release challenges and research
- 5:35Quick Release implementation method
- 7:00Results and comparison with Dwell Time
- 8:46Q&A session begins
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