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Exploration of foot-based interaction for menu control and virtual reality applications

Kim, 2019

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Kim T
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Although hand-based interaction is dominant in the field of human-computer interaction, the hands can be occupied during various daily activities, such as driving, and may be unavailable for those with motor impairments. To support or replace some functions of a …
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