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Euan Freeman

HCI researcher at the University of Glasgow

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Gesture Video Survey

Posted on May 23, 2013May 23, 2013 by euan

I’m running a video survey as part of my PhD research which is looking at novel gestures for interacting with mobile phones. If you could spare the time to take part I’d really appreciate it!

http://research.euanfreeman.co.uk/gestures/

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euan.freeman@glasgow.ac.uk

Room 220a
Sir Alwyn Williams Building
School of Computing Science
University of Glasgow
Scotland, UK
G12 8RZ

Twitter: @efreeman

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efreemanEuan Freeman@efreeman·
16 Oct

This is good news for HCI research as well - high definition actuator standards can make it easier to get new interaction techniques into more hands!

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MarkHCIMark McGill@MarkHCI·
17 Sep

@marifes For the curious @GlasgowCS and @Logitech have been looking at the benefits of virtual displays/augmented keyboards e.g. moving displays dynamically based on gaze for ergonomics. We'll be presenting some of this at #UIST2020 see https://youtu.be/aR_Elxqa5-0 and http://eprints.gla.ac.uk/217386/1/217386.pdf

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efreemanEuan Freeman@efreeman·
28 Aug

Ultrasound haptic feedback has come a long way in the past decade+! We have a lot to say about it in a new Transactions on Haptics article: https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/9174896

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