Designing a Willing-to-Use-in-Public Hand Gestural Interaction Technique for Smart Glasses
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Derives design principles and builds a sensor-equipped haptic glove (orientation IMU, flex sensors, vibrotactile actuators, Bluetooth) that maps hand orientation to screen regions for three scenarios: text entry, scrolling, and point-and-select. A public-space user study shows participants keep hand low and are willing to use it in public, report none performed in front of the face, and reach about 5.4 WPM on text entry, with tactile pulses aiding accuracy.
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