Light Weight Finger Tracking Using a Single Point Permanent Magnetic Field Reference

Luke P. Simmons, J. Welsh
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The aim of this paper is to develop a permanent magnet finger tracking technique for use in day to day computer interaction as well as in the field of medical diagnostics such as stroke rehabilitation. Although several finger tracking techniques are available today, they are either bulky and power intensive or provide low accuracy with regards to tracking ability. In areas such as stroke rehabilitation and virtual-reality interaction, the weight and size of wearable sensors is critical to performance. As such a light weight, compact, tracking system, is desired. This paper discus the design of such a system which includes modeling and experimental confirmation.
重量轻的手指跟踪使用单点永久磁场参考
本文的目的是开发一种永磁手指跟踪技术,用于日常计算机交互以及医疗诊断领域,如中风康复。尽管目前有几种手指跟踪技术可用,但它们要么体积庞大,耗电量大,要么在跟踪能力方面精度较低。在中风康复和虚拟现实交互等领域,可穿戴传感器的重量和尺寸对其性能至关重要。因此,需要一种重量轻、结构紧凑的跟踪系统。本文讨论了该系统的设计,包括建模和实验验证。
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