Manipulation with Fingers in a 3-D Physical Space
Y Kanai, M Oka, H Mori - Human Interface and the Management of …, 2009 - Springer
Y Kanai, M Oka, H Mori
Human Interface and the Management of Information. Designing Information …, 2009•SpringerRecently, input devices in a three dimensional physical space become popular. However
these devices get used only with easy interaction and do not get used for complex
interaction yet. In this study, proposes a character recognition technique drawn in a three
dimensional physical space considering wearable computing environments. The input
device that we developed is worn to a finger. The sensor used the acceleration sensor. The
recognition rate is verified through the experiment. As a result of doing various experiments …
these devices get used only with easy interaction and do not get used for complex
interaction yet. In this study, proposes a character recognition technique drawn in a three
dimensional physical space considering wearable computing environments. The input
device that we developed is worn to a finger. The sensor used the acceleration sensor. The
recognition rate is verified through the experiment. As a result of doing various experiments …
Abstract
Recently, input devices in a three dimensional physical space become popular. However these devices get used only with easy interaction and do not get used for complex interaction yet. In this study, proposes a character recognition technique drawn in a three dimensional physical space considering wearable computing environments. The input device that we developed is worn to a finger. The sensor used the acceleration sensor. The recognition rate is verified through the experiment. As a result of doing various experiments, the recognition rate was 65%.
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