GCT & MV 623 Spring 2024
Interaction Sensing Principle & Application
This course will educate core principles of 3D & Physical sensing adopted for human-computer interaction. We will cover basic optics for 3D sensing and basic knowledge of each component for physical sensing. Also, we will look at applications where 3D & physical sensing is combined to provide interaction.
Course Staff
Instructor: Prof. Sang Ho Yoon, Prof. Jae Sang Hyun
Office Hours: By Appointment
TAs: Jina Kim (KAIST)
Office Hours: By Appointment
Office Hours: By Appointment
TAs: Jina Kim (KAIST)
Office Hours: By Appointment
Course Info
Time: 9:00-10:30am Mon/Wed
Location: Zoom (N5#2332 for offline presentations)
Assignment Submission & Grading: KLMS
Discussion and Q&A: Email to instructors
Location: Zoom (N5#2332 for offline presentations)
Assignment Submission & Grading: KLMS
Discussion and Q&A: Email to instructors
Project Gallery
Augmented Musical Gestures
Members: Minju Baeck, Hyung-Il Yi
Augmented Musical Gestures: Seamless Hand Tracking and Control for Performance Using IMU-Vision Sensor Fusion
XHand
Members: Hanseok Jeong, Fangqing Li
Two-Channel EMG and IMU-Based Hand Gesture Classification Using Wearable Wristband
Best Interactive Sensing Project, KCC 2024
PreGraspHelper
Members: Kyoungwhan Mheen, Min-yung Kim
Virtual Objects Preparatory Manipulation for Grasping
Cool Video, KCC 2024
VRmoji
Members: Changhyeon Park, Youjin Sung
Natural Avatar Movement based on Real-time Facial Expression Recognition System
Team Yonsei
Members: Wonhoe Kim, Jinhyuk Seok
AR Pedestrian Assistant System