Proceedings of the 2014 annual conference on Human factors in computing systems(ACM CHI2014) Work-in-Progress, Poster, Canada, ACM (6) 1447-1452 2014 [Refereed]
Augmenting Emotion with Real Time Biofeedback: A Pilot Study
Ken Iwasaki, Emi Tamaki, Carson Reynolds and Masatoshi Ishikawa
Proceedings of the fourth international conference on Tangible, embedded, and embodied interaction(ACM TEI2010) Graduate Student Consortium, Poster, Cambridge, MA, USA, ACM 321-322 2010 [Refereed]
Proceedings of the 2009 annual conference on Human factors in computing systems (ACM CHI2009) Work in Progress, Poster, Boston, MA, USA, ACM 4255-4260 2009 [Refereed]
Hand gesture feedback systems using tactile or visual information can only be used in given situations because of the limitations of the device features such as the need for a battery. In this paper, we propose a half-implant device located on the...
Hand gesture feedback systems using tactile or visual information can only be used in given situations because of the limitations of the device features such as the need for a battery. In this paper, we propose a half-implant device located on the...
Hand gesture feedback systems using tactile or visual information can only be used in given situations because of the limitations of the device features such as the need for a battery. In this paper, we propose a half-implant device located on the...
The authors developed a method enabling to search similar images at high speed, with high accuracy, and in uniform processing time even in the case of use of a large-scale database, by clustering databases with about uniform numbers of data throug...
An optical pressure sensor with elastic body has the possibility to be a soft and thin pressure sensor as a human skin, owing to the features of the material. But the information of direction and magnitude of the local strain is not enough for the...
For the purpose of acquisition of the knowledge to construct the practical computer vision for hand posture estimation with, the authors experimentally investigated the visual cues in understanding of the shape of human hand. In this paper, we dis...
TOMIDA Motomasa, MORI Daisuke, TAMAKI Emi, HOSHINO Kiyoshi
IPSJ SIG Notes. CVIM 2007(87) 207-210 Sep 2007
The tactile sensors with the elastic body may work as human skin sensors, because the elastic body is soft and thin, and easy to be distorted. But the conventional elastic bodies for the optical sensors are not thin due to their producing procedur...
Technical report of IEICE. PRMU 107(206) 201-202 Aug 2007
For the purpose of acquisition of the knowledge to construct the practical computer vision for hand posture estimation with, the authors experimentally investigated the visual cues in understanding of the shape of human hand. In this paper, we dis...
An optical pressure sensor with elastic body has the possibility to be a soft and thin pressure sensor as a human skin, owing to the features of the material. But the information of direction and magnitude of the local strain is not enough for the...
TOMIDA Motomasa, MORI Daisuke, TAMAKI Emi, HOSHINO Kiyoshi
IEICE technical report 107(206) 207-210 Aug 2007
The tactile sensors with the elastic body may work as human skin sensors, because the elastic body is soft and thin, and easy to be distorted. But the conventional elastic bodies for the optical sensors are not thin due to their producing procedur...
Technical report of IEICE. HIP 107(207) 201-202 Aug 2007
For the purpose of acquisition of the knowledge to construct the practical computer vision for hand posture estimation with, the authors experimentally investigated the visual cues in understanding of the shape of human hand. In this paper, we dis...
An optical pressure sensor with elastic body has the possibility to be a soft and thin pressure sensor as a human skin, owing to the features of the material. But the information of direction and magnitude of the local strain is not enough for the...
TOMIDA Motomasa, MORI Daisuke, TAMAKI Emi, HOSHINO Kiyoshi
IEICE technical report 107(207) 207-210 Aug 2007
The tactile sensors with the elastic body may work as human skin sensors, because the elastic body is soft and thin, and easy to be distorted. But the conventional elastic bodies for the optical sensors are not thin due to their producing procedur...
Service Robots must recognize and reproduce human gesture to help the persons. The hand has complex multijointed fingers among the body parts. The hand posture estimation, therefore, is known for the greatest difficulty, especially with the wrist ...
Transactions of the Virtual Reality Society of Japan 12(4) 471-478 2007
The skin-color extraction at high accuracy and with high speed is indispensable for user interfaces where the human gestures are used as the input and cues to a system. The conventional color systems for skin-color extraction may often lose the ac...
Three conditions at least should be satisfied when you try to control a dexterous robot hand according to the result of human hand posture estimation: the estimation accuracy should be high enough to generate the same motions as those of the human...
