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Chapter 9

Designing for Tomorrow’s Digital Outcasts

Chapter Outline

Embodied Interaction Through the Senses

Pointing Toward the Future

Applications and Challenges in Assistive Technology

Designing for Gesture and Motion

Touching and Not Touching

Different Inputs for Different Abilities

New Uses for Touch Screens

Improving Your Game

These Shoes Were Made for Walking

Cognitive Computing

Envisioning Use of a Missing Limb

How Brain Interfaces Work

Making a Computer Think like a Human

The Ethics of Cyberhumanity

Embodied Interaction Through the Senses

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