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Showing 1 to 9 of 9 for “"Google Glass"”.

  1. Investigating how educational technologies can enhance learning experiences by assisting different learning activities

    … research in the form of six pilot studies: i) Google Glass: Student Experience; ii) Google Glass: Presentation Feedback; iii) Google Glass: Feedback on Feedback; iv) Google Glass: Voting System; v) Social Media: Facebook/Twitter/LinkedIn; vi) Student Observable Behaviour. The pilots were …

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  2. EMGRIE : Ergonomic Microgesture Recognition and Interaction Evaluation, a case study

    … rational, and sample case studies concerning Google Glass application design and associated usability experimentation. Given the results of our system and application experimentation, we find that specific hand pose gesture preferences may change drastically between users and propose …

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  3. Valoración de dispositivos wearables en servicios de emergencias sanitarias mediante simulación clínica de alta fidelidad.

    … En 2014 se presentó por parte de la compañía Google Inc. un nuevo dispositivo wearable consistente en unas gafas de alta tecnología denominadas Google Glass® (GG). La hipótesis planteada en este estudio es que las GG podrían ayudar en la transferencia de habilidades y conocimientos, …

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  4. Enabling Context-Awareness in Mobile Systems via Multi-Modal Sensing

    … tablets, cameras, and wearable devices like the Google glass. Together, these sensors can provide</p><p>a high-resolution view of the user's context, ranging from simple information like locations and activities, to high-level inferences about the users' intention, behavior, and social …

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  5. Mejora de la calidad de la Resucitación Cardiopulmonar en adultos mediante herramientas innovadoras.

    … asistencia de RCP en el grupo de enfermería con Google Glass guiado por experto en entorno simulado en comparación con asistencia de pareja rescatadora sin el dispositivo, 2)la toma de decisiones durante una RCP no se ve afectada por la fatiga tras 2 minutos de compresiones torácicas (ya sea sólo …

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  6. The alignment of screens

    … or digital surfaces. I trace that concern with Google Glass, a pair of “smartglasses” with a transparent display. To distinguish between screen and surface I suggest, through a study of biodetection and assistance dogs, how to qualify or texture screens within webs of relations. I further …

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  7. Exploring the Use of Wearables to develop Assistive Technology for Visually Impaired People

    This thesis explores the usage of two prominent wearable devices to develop assistive technology for users who are visually impaired. Specifically, the work in this thesis aims at improving the quality of life of users who are visually impaired by improving their mobility and ability to socially …

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  8. Contrast sensitivity and glare: new measurement techniques and the visual consequences of wearing head-mounted displays

    The main aim of this thesis was to evaluate the performance of the contrast sensitivity clock (CSC), a new screening device for measuring contrast sensitivity (CS) and glare. This device allows CS without glare, with glare and disability glare scores to be recorded. After initial data collection …

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