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This prototype demonstration shows from above how a person could use pinch gestures to operate a smartphone. In actual use, the phone would not need to be held in the other hand, and the shoe sensor would be small enough to fit in a shoe.

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10.1145/287831.287842

November 1998 Issue

Published: November 1, 1998

Vol. 41 No. 11

Pages: 74-75

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