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NatureNet: An Interaction Design with a Focus on Crowdsourcing for CommunityNatureNet, the interaction design has a focus on creating an online community around informal learning about environmental sustainability issues and on engaging the community to extend and customize the design of the technology to better support their environmental sustainability projects.

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Playful Interactions for the Citizens’ Engagement. The Musical Language as a Possible Applicationysical affordances of the urban pattern) as a possible approach to enhance the citizens’ engagement, and discusses the related technological and interaction issues. The musical language is proposed as a possible language related to the game context that we would apply to city for engagement purposes in the urban environment.

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Outdoor Gesture Recognition System Using Accurate Absolute Position Coordinatesd gesture-sensing trials using our system to input a line and an arbitrary path. As a result, they were well observed with an accuracy on the order of a centimeter, even outside without any calibration. Through this experiment, our system has great potential to be used for gesture recognition system in flexible outdoor environments.

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Development of Gesture Recognition-Based STEAM Educational Games Focused on Korean Traditional Archemmediately increasing the interests of users. The difficulty of the game was determined by the archery target size and control. The user controlled the game with his or her own gestures: Aim was controlled by the user’s left hand, and the firing gesture required putting the user’s right hand up. We

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1865-0929 ation-based and navigation applications; smart environments and the Internet of Things; design and evaluation case studies..978-3-319-40541-4978-3-319-40542-1Series ISSN 1865-0929 Series E-ISSN 1865-0937