Foot-Based Game Controller to Improve Interaction Between Participants
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A two-player foot controller prototype for an interactive floor plus vertical display uses Velostat pressure sensors read by an Arduino Leonardo with expanded analog ports and runs a 15-minute two-person game called Handy Dandy; a preliminary study with 6 participants, observed verbal and nonverbal communication, NASA TLX and SUS shows high physical workload, low temporal workload, SUS between good and poor, and no major calibration problems reported. Stability and public-use concerns remain, with rehab and collaboration as possible applications.
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