The Sensor Sleeve: Sensing Affective Gestures

C Randell; I Anderson; HL Muller; A Moore; P Brock; S Baurley

The Sensor Sleeve: Sensing Affective Gestures

C Randell
, I Anderson
, HL Muller
, A Moore
, P Brock
, S Baurley

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Abstract

We describe the use of textile sensors mounted in a garment sleeve to detect affective gestures. The 'Sensor Sleeve' is part of a larger project to explore the role of affect in communications. Pressure activated, capacitive and elasto-resistive sensors are investigated and their relative merits reported on. An implemented application is outlined in which a cellphone receives messages derived from the sleeve?s sensors using a Bluetooth interface, and relays the signals as text messages to the user's nominated partner.

Translated title of the contribution	The Sensor Sleeve: Sensing Affective Gestures
Original language	English
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Publication status	Published - Oct 2005

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Conference Proceedings/Title of Journal: Ninth International Symposium on Wearable Computers - Workshop on On-Body Sensing

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