keioテクノモール2024
第25回慶應科学技術展KEIO TECHNO-MALL 2024にヒアラブルデバイスを快適・安全に利用するテクノロジー[URL]という展示を行いました。これまでの音漏れ信号を用いたインタラクション・個人認証技術の開発に関する取り組みと、Elicitation Studyを用いたヒアラブルデバイス×ハンズジェスチャに関するインタフェースのユーザ理解と耳タッチジェスチャのIMUセンサによる認識について紹介しました。ご来場いただいた方々ありがとうございました。
第25回慶應科学技術展KEIO TECHNO-MALL 2024にヒアラブルデバイスを快適・安全に利用するテクノロジー[URL]という展示を行いました。これまでの音漏れ信号を用いたインタラクション・個人認証技術の開発に関する取り組みと、Elicitation Studyを用いたヒアラブルデバイス×ハンズジェスチャに関するインタフェースのユーザ理解と耳タッチジェスチャのIMUセンサによる認識について紹介しました。ご来場いただいた方々ありがとうございました。
Our paper on a new hearables control method using sound leakage signals has been accepted to ACM UIST 2024.We also received the Best Papers (4/133 papers). Thank you!! For an overview of the project, please visit this page.
A journal article focusing on user understanding regarding hearables and a proposal for a gesture recognition system using IMU sensors will be published in the Proceedings of the ACM on Human-Computer Interaction (Google Scholar h5-index is 81). We will present… MoreAccepted by PACM HCI(MobileHCI2024)
Hearables are highly functional earphone-type wearables; however, existing input methods using stand-alone hearables are limited in the number of commands, and there is a need to extend device operation through hand gestures. In previous research on hearables for hand input,… MoreExploring User-Defined Gestures as Input for Hearables and Recognizing Ear-Level Gestures with IMUs
We propose a novel gesture recognition method, “EarHover,” which enables mid-air gesture input for hearables. This method focuses on the phenomenon of sound leakage specific to hearables and utilizes speakers and external microphones, which are highly compatible with hearables, for… MoreEarHover: Mid-Air Gesture Recognition for Hearables Using Sound Leakage Signals
There was a welcome party for new members.Six B4 students and two PhD students will also join Sugiura Lab!We had fun playing board games.
NECのパネルディスカッション「産学で語る 耳音響認証対応ヒアラブルデバイスへの期待」にパネラーとして参加してきました。 https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000472.000078149.html
Three papers were accepted at Interaction 2024 (co-first author and two co-authors). In addition, there will be two interactive presentations and I will be responsible for one demonstration.
I attended UbiComp/ISWC2023, an international conference on ubiquitous and wearable computing held in Cancun, Mexico.I have presented the security projects for hearables at ISWC,Note. The event was crowded with many people, many of whom were from Japan.
In this study, we show a new gesture recognition method for clothing-based gesture input methods using active and passive acoustic sensing. Our system consists of a piezoelectric speaker and a microphone. The speaker transmits ultrasonic swept sine signals, and the… MoreGesture Recognition Method<br>Using Acoustic Sensing on Usual Garment