A user study maps intuitive starting/ending regions and shapes for non-axial and angular off-device swipes to support earable interaction.
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A user study found that portable physical surfaces improve precision, efficiency, and bimanual use in VR touch tasks compared to visual-only or vibrotactile feedback.
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Exploring Above-neck Unimanual Swipe Gestures for Off-Device Earable Interaction
A user study maps intuitive starting/ending regions and shapes for non-axial and angular off-device swipes to support earable interaction.
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Physical surfaces make touch interactions in virtual reality precise, efficient, and bimanual
A user study found that portable physical surfaces improve precision, efficiency, and bimanual use in VR touch tasks compared to visual-only or vibrotactile feedback.