Then maybe gestures daemon can be extended to be more robust. The biggest
problem with the acc.meters is that they go unresponsive and block read
attempts.
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 2:51 PM, Michael 'Mickey' Lauer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Am Monday 10 November 2008 14:14:45 schrieb Atilla Filiz:
Mickey,
I've talked with Daniel recently and told him that I was working on
recognizing contexts.
For that I'm using self-organizing maps (Nokia is using these for
gesture recognition) and I'll try to recognize walking, running,
walking up/down stairs etc.
Just wanted you to know that I'm
I don't know if there is any work towards this anyway, i think having an acc
daemon like gpsd would be nice. The daemon can check for blocking in
acc.meters and reset the hardware if necessary, and serve multiple
clients(which is not very likely actually). This way maybe we can have more
quality
Hi
the potentiel of these accelerometer is great, but I need some help to
really understand what can be done with them.
I mean for now i know openmoocow, gestures
What can I do with theses recognized gestures ? Load a command, call my
mother ? I don't wnat to sound against their use, but for
Hi Paul,
Here is an interesting reference for you on recognizing contexts from mobile
phone data (can send you the PDF as PM upon request):
Modular Bayesian Network for Uncertainty Handling on Mobile Device
Keum-Sung Hwang, Sung-Bae Cho.
Mobile devices can now handle a great deal of
I think its quite likely to need multiple clients:
openmoocow/gestures/accel-rotate are on my phone now. When it starts
being a reliable phone I would also like to try the orientation based
profiles so there will often be two or more applications running at the
same time.
BillK
On Mon,
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