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Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems
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CHI '00 extended abstracts on Human factors in computing systems
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The Hague, The Netherlands
POSTER SESSION: Interactive posters
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Pages: 175 - 176
Year of Publication: 2000
ISBN:1-58113-248-4
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We describe a system that we have developed to capture detailed, multimodal gesture expressed at the foot. It is embodied in a pair of shoes, each of which measures 16 degrees of freedom (tactile, inertial, positional). No tethers or wires are attached to the shoes; data is directly telemetered wirelessly off each foot to a remote base station and host computer, yielding full state updates at 50 Hz. This system, having evolved over 3 years, has been used for real-time expressive performance by a diverse set of artists, including gymnasts, jugglers, and dancers. Ongoing work is exploring the extraction of high-level podiatric gesture.
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Paradiso J., Hsiao K and Hu E. Interactive Music for Instrumented Dancing Shoes. Proc. of the International Computer Music Conference, October 1999, pp. 234-237.
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Hu, E. Application of Expressive Footwear. MS Thesis, MIT EE Department and Media Lab, May 1999.
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Matthew Reynolds , Bernd Schoner , Joey Richards , Kelly Dobson , Neil Gershenfeld, An immersive, multi-user, musical stage environment, Proceedings of the 28th annual conference on Computer graphics and interactive techniques, p.553-560, August 2001
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