Comments on: Reporting from MIAA at IUI’09 http://www.eceblogger.com/2009/02/reporting-from-miaa-at-iui09/ A site where electrical and computer engineers, as well as their friends and colleagues, can exchange professional experiences. Wed, 08 Sep 2010 23:44:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: mlape http://www.eceblogger.com/2009/02/reporting-from-miaa-at-iui09/#comment-4622 mlape Wed, 11 Feb 2009 03:25:16 +0000 http://www.eceblogger.com/?p=434#comment-4622 Oszkar, Sounds like you did a great job on your presentation and you are having a great time! Good luck with the rest of the conference! Matt Oszkar,

Sounds like you did a great job on your presentation and you are having a great time! Good luck with the rest of the conference!

Matt

]]> By: Andrew Kun http://www.eceblogger.com/2009/02/reporting-from-miaa-at-iui09/#comment-4605 Andrew Kun Tue, 10 Feb 2009 19:11:12 +0000 http://www.eceblogger.com/?p=434#comment-4605 I agree, the glove could be used in nice ways in addition to being PTT. I agree, the glove could be used in nice ways in addition to being PTT.

]]> By: oszkar http://www.eceblogger.com/2009/02/reporting-from-miaa-at-iui09/#comment-4600 oszkar Tue, 10 Feb 2009 15:20:57 +0000 http://www.eceblogger.com/?p=434#comment-4600 He suggested using visual methods for recognizing hand gestures for PTT signal activation. If we would do this, we would need to make sure, that these gestures do not compromise the "hands on the wheel" concept. I found Christian's comment very interesting too, because we were also thinking about using the glove for purposes other than PTT. It seems that the general idea here is, that presentations appearing on workshops could work their way up to short/long papers next year and short papers could potentially become long papers. So we could think about expanding the glove research to a more ubiquitous field and do an in-depth study. There seems to be interest in it in the research community. He suggested using visual methods for recognizing hand gestures for PTT signal activation. If we would do this, we would need to make sure, that these gestures do not compromise the “hands on the wheel” concept.

I found Christian’s comment very interesting too, because we were also thinking about using the glove for purposes other than PTT.

It seems that the general idea here is, that presentations appearing on workshops could work their way up to short/long papers next year and short papers could potentially become long papers. So we could think about expanding the glove research to a more ubiquitous field and do an in-depth study. There seems to be interest in it in the research community.

]]> By: Andrew Kun http://www.eceblogger.com/2009/02/reporting-from-miaa-at-iui09/#comment-4577 Andrew Kun Tue, 10 Feb 2009 02:43:51 +0000 http://www.eceblogger.com/?p=434#comment-4577 Is Jacques suggesting a vision algorithm to recognize the gestures or using a better instrumented glove? Is Jacques suggesting a vision algorithm to recognize the gestures or using a better instrumented glove?

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