Inhibiting Freedom of Movement with Compression Feedback
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Abstract
Compression feedback uses inflatable straps to create uniform pressure sensations around limbs. Lower-pressure stimuli are well suited as a feedback channel for, e.g., notifications. However, operating compression feedback systems at higher pressure levels allows to physically inhibit movement. Here, we describe this modality and present a pervasive jogging game that employs physical inhibition to push runners to reach checkpoints in time.
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