IEEE Pervasive Computing · 2003 · 95 citations · 3 references
Neuroelectric JoysticksDanceKinesiologyEngineeringInput DeviceWearable TechnologyVirtual JoysticksElectromyographyNew ApplicationsMotor ControlHuman-computer InteractionElectrophysiologyGesture ProcessingTechnologyVideo Game IndustryGesture RecognitionHealth Sciences
EMG (electromyogram) technology helps capture gestures as input for virtual joysticks and keyboards and thus could lead to new applications in flight control, space, and the video game industry.
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G. David Forney · Proceedings of the IEEE · 1973 · 5.6K citations
Mathematical Programming, Engineering, Algorithmic Library +16