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The Future of Human-Computer Interaction: Electromyography Wrist Interfaces for Augmented Reality Applications
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Author: Jennifer B. MaiselPublished: March 22, 2021As part of its three-part series on the future of human-computer interaction (HCI), Facebook Reality Labs recently published a blog post describing a wrist-based wearable device that uses electromyography (EMG) to translate electrical motor nerve signals that travel through the wrist to the hand into digital commands

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Artists Use Their Media to Voice Concerns About Privacy and Intrusions Lutzker, Susan J.
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Author: Susan J. LutzkerPublished: August 3rd, 2021Sam Durant’s drone sculpture above New York’s High Line and the stunning photographs of Trevor Paglen are stark representations of the pervasive presence of government surveillance in our lives. While courts are grappling with the legal boundaries of such surveillance, artists are joining the debate.Click

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Virtual Try-On Features: Augmented Reality Technologies Highlight Evolving Compliance Hurdles Under U.S. Privacy Laws. Martin, Carolyn Wimbly
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Author: Carolyn Wimbly MartinPublished: June 21st, 2021Augmented reality virtual try-on features have been available publicly for years, but the COVID-19 pandemic has caused this technology to surge in popularity. More brands are using virtual try-on experiences to encourage customers to shop from home and increase conversion and sales rates, but

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AR technology, Lutzker & Lutzker LLP, Biometric data
The Future of Human-Computer Interaction: Electromyography Wrist Interfaces for Augmented Reality Applications
Rothwell Fig logo 1 | International Network of Boutique and Independent Law Firms

Author: Jennifer B. MaiselPublished: March 22, 2021As part of its three-part series on the future of human-computer interaction (HCI), Facebook Reality Labs recently published a blog post describing a wrist-based wearable device that uses electromyography (EMG) to translate electrical motor nerve signals that travel through the wrist to the hand into digital commands

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Rothwell Fig, artificial intelligence, Augmented Reality (AR)