2013 · 12 citations · 8 references
EducationEducational TechnologySpecial EducationAssistive TechnologyComputer VisionMotor ControlAssistive DevicesAssistive Technology DesignMotion SensorsVisual Assistive DevicesComputer Vision InterfacesDesign PrinciplesMotion AssistanceMotion Tracking SystemsMotion-based InputMotion-based InteractionSmart Assistive Devices
SINASense is a novel motion-based interface that serves as an educational application for children with severe or profound cognitive, sensory and physical impairments. The application makes use of computer vision to track the body movements of the user, which in turn trigger meaningful outcomes from the system. In this paper we describe the design principles of the interface, our experience during its evaluation, and finally we present ideas for future developments.
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