What Caused That Touch? The Video

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2010-965-14.mht (60.46 KB)

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2010-07-09T15:46:44Z

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This video illustrates various capabilities of the fiduciary-tagged glove interacting with the Microsoft Surface. It introduces the fiduciary-tagged glove as a reliable and very expressive way to gather input about: (a) many parts of a hand (fingertips, knuckles, palms, sides, backs of the hand), and (b) to discriminate between one person's or multiple peoples' hands. The video illustrates the interaction power gained by being able to identify and exploit these various hand parts.

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Interaction, touch

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http://hdl.handle.net/1880/47970

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