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Review Papers | Computer Science & Engineering | India | Volume 5 Issue 11, November 2016 | Rating: 6.1 / 10
A Review on Human-Computer Interaction using Smartphone's Inertial Sensors
Ronak Gune [2] | VedantWani | Hatim Ali Kanchwala | Chaitanya Joshi | Vishal Mogal [4]
Abstract: Nowadays mobile phones have become minicomputers equipped with inertial sensors due to advancement in microelectronics, which increases the processing power of these devices and has made possible new forms of input interfaces like gesture-based user interfaces. Because of this, a new type of interaction has been introduced in which the user interacts with the computer using movements or gestures made while holding a device. A gesture recognition system has been proposed for mobile devices using the measurements of accelerometer and gyroscope. The system has been set in which predefined gestures are loaded and they are recognized in a user-independent way, without the need of learning phase. The system has low computational complexity so that the events can be executed in real-time on devices with limited capabilities. Using this system, we are trying to reduce the dependability on conventional input devices which are used to control computer system.
Keywords: Human-Computer Interaction, Interaction devices, Pointing devices, Interaction Techniques, Pointing, Gestural input, HCI, Gesture Recognition
Edition: Volume 5 Issue 11, November 2016,
Pages: 694 - 697