Explore a 15-minute conference talk at UIST 2024 (37th Annual ACM Symposium on User Interface Software and Technology) that investigates how variations in walking patterns and foot movements can be utilized as novel input methods for technology interaction. Learn about innovative research examining the potential of natural stride patterns and foot strike variations to create intuitive, hands-free interfaces while walking. Discover the implications of this research for mobile computing, accessibility, and the future of human-computer interaction, presented at this prestigious ACM symposium in Pittsburgh, PA.
Gait Gestures - Examining Stride and Foot Strike Variation as an Input Method While Walking
Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) via YouTube
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Gait Gestures: Examining Stride and Foot Strike Variation as an Input Method While Walking
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ACM SIGCHI
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