论文信息 - Double-Crossing: A New Interaction Technique for Hand Gesture Interfaces

Double-Crossing: A New Interaction Technique for Hand Gesture Interfaces

We propose double-crossing, a technique for interacting with large displays using hand gestures. This technique extends crossing, which was developed for a pen-based interface, and enables the ease of use by incorporating easy hand gestures such as finger movements.

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