IEEE VR Workshop paper, 2024.
Zhimin Wang, and Jingyi Sun, and Mingwei Hu, and Maohang Rao, and Yangshi Ge, and Weitao Song, and Feng Lu
Controller-free augmented reality devices currently rely on gesture interaction, which can cause arm fatigue and limit hand mobility. This paper proposes a multimodal interaction technique that combines gaze and pressure ring worn on the index finger. The proposed technique eliminates the need for direct hand capturing using the camera, allowing for more flexible hand movements and reducing fatigue. The experiment conducted in this study demonstrates the effectiveness of the pressure ring in enhancing interaction efficiency.
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