Kazuki lida
ABSTRACT
In this study, we propose a novel wearable device for sensing physical contact among people. This device is realized to detect and record the touch of users by using bodily communication. The proposed device provides a novel playful interaction method between humans.
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Index Terms
- Enhanced touch: a wearable device for social playware
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