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Using Personalized Finger Gestures for Navigating Virtual Characters.

Ouzounis et al., 2015

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5451236808188557770
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Ouzounis C
Mousas C
Anagnostopoulos C
Newbury P
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VRIPHYS

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In this paper, we present and evaluate a method to navigate a character into a virtual environment based on personalized finger gestures. The methodology that has been developed allows a user to generate his/her own finger gestures that are associated with the …
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