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Improving the ergonomics of hand tracking inputs to VR HMD's

Devine et al., 2017

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1434649444315711269
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Devine S
Nicholson C
Rafferty K
Herdman C
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This study improves the ergonomics of using the Leap Motion hand tracking device with an Oculus Rift. The improvements were realised through the use of a 3D printed mount that angled the Leap Motion down by 30 degrees. This allowed for users to interact with a virtual …
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