SoundWave: Using the Doppler Effect to Sense Gestures

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Gestures are becoming an increasingly popular means of interacting with computers. However, it is still relatively costly to deploy robust gesture-recognition sensors in existing mobile platforms. SoundWave is a real-time sensing technique that leverages a speaker and a microphone to robustly sense in-air gestures and motion around a device. It is capable of detecting a variety of gestures, and can directly control existing applications without requiring a user to wear any special sensors.



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SoundWave
SoundWave Doppler Effect
Microsoft
Microsoft Research
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CHI 2012
NUI
Natural User Interface
Gesture Interface