Bringing
Sketching Tools to Keychain Computers with an Acceleration-Based Interface Golan
Levin and Paul Yarin We
report the use of an embedded accelerometer as a gestural interface for
an extremely small ("keychain") computer. This tilt- and shake-sensitive
interface captures the expressive nuances of continuously varying spatio-temporal
input, making possible a set of applications heretofore difficult or impossible
to implement in such a small device. We provide examples of such applications,
including a paint program and some simple animation authoring systems.
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A short paper presented at CHI'99:
Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems / Pittsburgh, PA / May
15-20, 1999 HTML Slides
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