CaRing: Preventing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome based on Daily Activities from Always-Available Input Device
October 19, 2016
2:00 pm - 5:30 pm
Hall C
Track: General
Type: Posters
Level: All
We propose CaRing, a novel device that provides always-available sensing while typing or using a mouse, and reminds computer users’ to maintain healthy usage habits to prevent Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. With an accuracy of 90% for hand gesture detection, CaRing enables medical researchers to study on computer users’ habits and has a potential to a feedback of the correlation of usage data with CTS.
Speaker(s)
| , Grad Student, University of Washington
|
|