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Towards implicit interaction by using wearable interaction device sensors for more than one task

Hendrik Witt, Holger Kenn

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User interaction and context awareness are key issues in today's wearable computing research. Context-aware wearable devices typically use a multitude of special purpose sensors for this. In this paper, we show for a simple test case that even simple sensors in a wearable human computer interaction device can be used for robust context detection. Furthermore, we describe in detail the recognition of different activities and discuss the results.

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Key concepts: Wearable computer, Human–computer interaction, Computer science, Context (archaeology), Task (project management), Wearable technology, Key (lock), Simple (philosophy)