Seungyon Claire Lee
ABSTRACT
We present an interaction method for mobile gesture interaction using wearable tactile displays. We are attempting to show that wrist-worn tactile displays provide adequate feedback to enable reversible and error-resistant gesture-based interaction. In support of this effort, we present pilot study results demonstrating users' sensitivity in perceiving vibratory directional patterns on the wrist.
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Index Terms
- Mobile gesture interaction using wearable tactile displays
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