Flexible Strain Sensor-Based Data Glove for Gesture Interaction in the Metaverse: A Review

Ji, Bowen; Wang, Xuanqi; Liang, Zekai; Zhang, Haoyang; Xia, Qianchen; Xie, Liang; Yan, Huijiong; Sun, Fanqi; Feng, Huicheng; Tao, Kai; Shen, Qiang; Yin, Erwei

doi:10.1080/10447318.2023.2212232

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“…The complex research in the field of wearable gesture recognition devices development is presented in study (Ji et al, 2023).…”

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A Robo-hand prototype design gripping device within the framework of sustainable development

Al-Sharo,

Abu-Jassar,

Lyashenko

et al. 2023

Indian J. Eng.

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In the modern world, the rate of science development is far ahead of the rate of latest research results implementation. For research results implementation, it is necessary to develop more and more new engineering solutions. Without them, all scientific developments will remain "on paper". At the first stage of making such solutions, it seems advisable to create prototypes for the systems that are under development. Such prototypes allow you to quickly make a working system with little effort and to test it for its performance, and to identify errors that need to be corrected. In the paper, the authors propose a robo-hand prototype design development. There was selected a necessary equipment and there were developed all the schemes required. In this work, an assembly of a gripping device prototype is presented.

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“…The complex research in the field of wearable gesture recognition devices development is presented in study (Ji et al, 2023).…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Robo-hand prototype design gripping device within the framework of sustainable development

Al-Sharo,

Abu-Jassar,

Lyashenko

et al. 2023

Indian J. Eng.

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“…As a result, gloves can be considered an optimal medium for the manifestation of posture recognition. Given this perspective, a variety of research efforts focused on glove‐based posture recognition have arisen 10 . Wu et al presented a novel electronic glove that utilizes MXene fibers and incorporates machine learning methods.…”

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Design of a lightweight and easy‐to‐wear hand glove with multi‐modal tactile perception for digital human

Pan,

Ren,

Liu

et al. 2024

Computer Animation & Virtual

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Within the field of human–computer interaction, data gloves play an essential role in establishing a connection between virtual and physical environments for the realization of digital human. To enhance the credibility of human‐virtual hand interactions, we aim to develop a system incorporating a data glove‐embedded technology. Our proposed system collects a wide range of information (temperature, bending, and pressure of fingers) that arise during natural interactions and afterwards reproduce them within the virtual environment. Furthermore, we implement a novel traversal polling technique to facilitate the streamlined aggregation of multi‐channel sensors. This mitigates the hardware complexity of the embedded system. The experimental results indicate that the data glove demonstrates a high degree of precision in acquiring real‐time hand interaction information, as well as effectively displaying hand posture in real‐time using Unity3D. The data glove's lightweight and compact design facilitates its versatile utilization in virtual reality interactions.

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Highly Stretchable Conductor Inspired by Compliant Mechanism

Lu,

Deng,

Zhou

et al. 2023

Adv Elect Materials

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Flexible and stretchable conductors have invaluable applications in multiple domains, such as sensors, displays, and electronic skins. The stable conductance exhibited by conductors when subjected to diverse forms of deformation, such as tensile stress, curvature, or torsion, represents a fundamental characteristic. Attaining high conductivity and stretchability simultaneously in conductive materials is a formidable challenge, owing to inherent constraints in materials found in nature. To overcome this problem, an innovative approach of structurally designing conductors using existing materials to achieve high deformability and stretchability, i.e. stretchable conductors inspired by a compliant mechanism is proposed in this paper. Thus, a novel stretchable conductor inspired by flexible mechanisms is introduced. Unlike stretchable conductors based on Kirigami structures, the stretchable conductor based on flexible mechanisms can achieve large in‐plane deformation within the material's strength limit. The concept and design process of the highly deformable stretchable conductor inspired by flexible mechanisms are presented in this paper. Experimental results show that the resistance change ratio of the conductor remains within 0.05% during the 0–200% strain process. The consistency and durability of the conductor during stretching deformation are also confirmed through 500 repetitions of the test. Additionally, the experiments with the electric motor and light‐emitting diode (LED) light confirm the conductor's ability to maintain a stable current.

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Flexible Strain Sensor-Based Data Glove for Gesture Interaction in the Metaverse: A Review

Cited by 13 publications

References 92 publications

A Robo-hand prototype design gripping device within the framework of sustainable development

A Robo-hand prototype design gripping device within the framework of sustainable development

Design of a lightweight and easy‐to‐wear hand glove with multi‐modal tactile perception for digital human

Highly Stretchable Conductor Inspired by Compliant Mechanism

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