论文信息 - A Knife and a Cutting Board as Implicit User Interface - Towards Context-Aware Kitchen Utilities

A Knife and a Cutting Board as Implicit User Interface - Towards Context-Aware Kitchen Utilities

In this paper, we report on approaches for detecting context in a kitchen environment. The sensors used are unobtrusively integrated and do not disturb the task. We describe in detail the technology for the tools we built and place our work in context.

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