The Special Report "Signal Processing Advances Consumer Electronics" in the IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (Volume 36, Issue 3, May 2019) talked about "iSoft", a soft, stretchable sensor developed by one of the C Design Lab alumni, Sang Ho Yoon....
MultiSoft: Soft Sensor Enabling Real-Time Multimodal Sensing with Contact Localization and Deformation Classification
Abstract: We introduce MultiSoft, a multilayer soft sensor capable of sensing real-time contact localization, classification of deformation types, and estimation of deformation magnitudes. We propose a multimodal sensing pipeline that carries out...
Scenariot: Spatially Mapping Smart Things Within Augmented Reality Scenes
The emerging simultaneous localizing and mapping (SLAM) based tracking technique allows the mobile AR device spatial awareness of the physical world. Still, smart things are not fully supported with the spatial awareness in AR. Therefore, we...
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iSoft: A Customizable Soft Sensor with Real-time Continuous Contact and Stretching Sensing
We present iSoft, a single volume soft sensor capable of sensing real-time continuous contact and unidirectional stretching. We propose a low-cost and an easy way to fabricate such piezoresistive elastomer-based soft sensors for instant...
Robust Hand Pose Estimation during the Interaction with an Unknown Object
Abstract: This paper proposes a robust solution for accurate 3D hand pose estimation in the presence of an external object interacting with hands. Our main insight is that the shape of an object causes a configuration of the hand in the form of a...
BikeGesture: User Elicitation and Performance of Micro Hand Gesture as Input for Cycling
Abstract: The use of hand gestures has a potential as a promising input metaphor. Wearables like smart textile and data gloves can provide hand gesture recognition to potentially replace, augment or improve existing input methods. Although recent...
TRing: Instant and Customizable Interactions with Objects Using an Embedded Magnet and a Finger-Worn Device
We present TRing, a finger-worn input device which provides instant and customizable interactions. TRing offers a novel method for making plain objects interactive using an embedded magnet and a finger-worn device. With a particle filter integrated...