Interaction control method based on foot posture and action

Abstract

The invention relates to a novel menu of a foot action of an interaction control method based on a foot posture and an action, called FootMenu. The novel menu of the foot action is composed of a flexible sensor 1, a control module 2, a communication module 3, a power module 4 and matched terminal software 5, wherein the flexible sensor 1 takes charge of sensing and capturing pressure information of feet of a user and digitalizing the pressure signal; the control module 2 takes charge of collecting, analyzing and managing the signal, and transmitting and executing corresponding computer instruction through internal program; the communication module 3 takes charge of data exchange of the instruction signal and the terminal device; the power module 4 provides action power of the flexible sensor 1 and each module, and the three modules are highly integrated. The novel menu coordinates with a knock action of the foot to the ground to select the menu by utilizing rotary information of a heel, and carries out two functions of quick instruction operation by inducing pressure of different positions of a sole on the ground.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to an interactive control method, in particular to an interactive control method based on foot posture and action. Background technique [0002] The current way of human-computer interaction relies heavily on the user's hands. Traditional input devices, such as keyboards, mice, joysticks, trackballs, handwriting tablets, etc., are all devices operated by hands. In recent years, with the development of computer graphics and sensor technology, researchers have tried to provide users with many new and more natural ways of interaction. However, these new interaction technologies are still mainly based on hand operations, such as multi-touch and hand gestures. In fact, people often encounter situations in their daily life where it is inconvenient or not optimal to use hands for interaction. [0003] People often use their feet for a variety of tasks in the real world. For example, when driving a car, the left and right feet are use...

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Problems solved by technology

[0014] 3. The lecturer is giving a lecture in front of the big screen. He wants to turn down the page, or wants to zoom in on a picture that records a certain point

At this time, it is not convenient to complete the above interactive tasks by hand, or it is not fast

From the perspective of interaction complexity, the above two types of interaction tasks are simple and do not involve spatial manipulation

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