论文信息 - Sensing Thumb-to-Finger Taps for Symbolic Input in VR/AR Environments

Sensing Thumb-to-Finger Taps for Symbolic Input in VR/AR Environments

Thumb-to-finger tap interaction allows users to perform eyes-free discrete symbolic input in virtual and augmented reality environments. The DigiTap wrist-worn device senses the jerk caused by a tap and takes an image sequence to detect the tap location, without impairing users' natural hand movements and haptic sense.

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