Recognizing Pen Grips for Natural User Interaction

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By combining multitouch sensor and orientation sensor on a digital pen, we can recognize how the user is holding it. Exactly like in the real world people hold different tools differently, the user can now switch the grip on the digital pen to naturally switch between different virtual tools.



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