Abstract
AbstractThe smart wristband is a novel type of wearable input device for smart glasses, and it can control multi-dimensional contents by using touch and motion. The smart wristband uses a touch-and-motion–tracking system with a touch screen panel (TSP) and inertial measurement unit (IMU) to help users control the smart glasses’ interface accurately and quickly without environmental noise, distortion, and multi-leveled pattern recognition tasks.This paper presents the availability and usability of the smart glasses; how exactly and quickly users can manipulate the smart glasses’ multi-dimensional contents and augmented reality (AR) system by selecting, moving, and changing contents via touching and dragging a finger and rotating the wrist; the device’s point-and-click capacity; and its navigation, program switchover, zoom in and out, undo and redo for interactions, and 3D virtual object manipulation aspects for application.KeywordsDistributedAmbient and pervasive interactionsInteractive matter and physical computingWearable computingInput DeviceSmart deviceSmart glassesHead-mounted displaytouch-awaremotion-awaremultimodal/ multisensory interactionSymmetric interaction in real and virtual worlds
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