Azusa Kadomura
Itiro Siio
ABSTRACT
In this study, we design and implement MagNail, a nail augmented with a magnet, that allows user actions to be detected via the magnetic sensor integrated in smart devices such as a smartphone or a tablet PC. By using this system, therefore, the user can intuitively use the smart device using finger motions. We also develop a drawing application with an intuitive mode switching function and evaluate its performance.
- Hwang, S., Bianchi, A., Ahn, M., and Wohn, K. Magpen: Magnetically driven pen interactions on and around conventional smartphones. In MobileHCI '13, ACM (2013), 412--415. Google Scholar
Digital Library
- Ketabdar, H., Yüksel, K. A., and Roshandel, M. Magitact: Interaction with mobile devices based on compass (magnetic) sensor. In Proceedings of the IUI '10, ACM (2010), 413--414. Google ScholarDigital Library
Index Terms
- MagNail: augmenting nails with a magnet to detect user actions using a smart device
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