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A simplified hand gesture interface for spherical manipulation in virtual environments
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This paper presents the design and application of a simplified gesture interface for spherical user interaction in the virtual environment. The interface is implemented using a tilt, a electric compass, and three flex sensors. It measures eight directional hand movements and four finger gestures. Using this interface, a user can perform spherical manipulation such as rotating a sphere full of thumbnail images, pointing and selecting a thumbnail image, and releasing to put it back on the sphere.
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December 2005
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ISBN:0473106574
DOI:10.1145/1152399
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Published: 05 December 2005
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ICAT05: The International Conference on Augmented Tele-Existence
December 5 - 8, 2005
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