pinch智能手表,可穿戴设备外文文献.pdf

PinchWatch: A Wearable Device for One-Handed Microinteractions Christian Loclair, Sean Gustafson, Patrick Baudisch Hasso Plattner Institute Potsdam, Germany {christian.loclair, sean.gustafson, patrick.baudisch}@hpi.ufS ni-potsdam.de ABSTRACT We investigate what types of devices and interaction techniques might be best-suited for these types of microinteractions. We find Gesture-based wearable devices, such as Gesture Pendant or Sixth that wearable devices that leave the user’s hands empty have Sense, leave the user’s hands empty. This allows users to abandon potential, such as Sixth Sense [18] or Gesture Pendant [21]. Un- interaction with the device instantly when the physical environ- like traditional mobile devices that must be fetched and put away, ments requires it, e.g., if the user stumbles. In theory, this gives these gesture-based wearable devices keep the users’ hands free, this class of devices the potential to be used during a mission and thus allow users to instantly return to the