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Human-Computer Interfaces for Wearable Devices

Yuri Dimitrov
Technical University of Varna 1, Studentska Str., Varna 9010 Bulgaria

Abstract: Wearable devices are extremely important in the coming years. The performance-rich characteristics and a few itches bring challenges in their deployment. To address these solutions, we planned to develop human-computer interfaces where the device can be activated using a two finger touch. The interface can make the device surface unaffected including the display and the device display will not be hindered.

Keywords: Wearable, Smartwatch, Touch, Interface Human-Computer Interfaces for Wearable Devices

DOI:https://doi.org/10.6025/jic/2021/12/3/77-84

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