Technologies for remotely controlling a computing device via a wearable computing device
First Claim
1. A wearable computing device to control a separate computing device, the wearable computing device comprising:
- a first sensor to produce first sensor data indicative of a skin surface of a forearm of a user of the wearable computing device, wherein the first sensor data is indicative of (i) an amount of longitudinal movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user and (ii) an amount of rotational movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user;
a second sensor, different from the first sensor, to produce second sensor data indicative of an amount of linear movement of the wearable computing device toward or away from the skin surface of the forearm of the user; and
a control determination module to (i) generate control data based on the first and second sensor data, wherein the control data includes first coordinate data based on the amount of longitudinal movement, second coordinate data based on amount of rotational movement, and third coordinate data based on amount of linear movement and (ii) transmit the generated control data to the separate computing device.
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Abstract
Technologies for remotely controlling a separate computing device includes a wearable computing device to receive sensor data from an optical sensor of the wearable computing device. The sensor data comprises data is indicative of a skin surface of a forearm of a user of the wearable computing device. The wearable computing device generates control data based on the received sensor data. The generated control data is transmitted to the separate computing device. In some embodiments, an x-coordinate is generated based on detection of longitudinal movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user and a y-coordinate is generated based on detection of rotational movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user.
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23 Claims
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1. A wearable computing device to control a separate computing device, the wearable computing device comprising:
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a first sensor to produce first sensor data indicative of a skin surface of a forearm of a user of the wearable computing device, wherein the first sensor data is indicative of (i) an amount of longitudinal movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user and (ii) an amount of rotational movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user; a second sensor, different from the first sensor, to produce second sensor data indicative of an amount of linear movement of the wearable computing device toward or away from the skin surface of the forearm of the user; and a control determination module to (i) generate control data based on the first and second sensor data, wherein the control data includes first coordinate data based on the amount of longitudinal movement, second coordinate data based on amount of rotational movement, and third coordinate data based on amount of linear movement and (ii) transmit the generated control data to the separate computing device. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
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12. One or more non-transitory, machine-readable media comprising a plurality of instructions stored thereon that in response to being executed by a wearable computing device, cause the wearable computing device to:
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receive first sensor data from a first sensor of the wearable computing device, wherein the first sensor data is indicative of (i) an amount of longitudinal movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user and (ii) an amount of rotational movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user; receive second sensor data from a second sensor of the wearable computing device different from the first sensor, wherein the second sensor data is indicative of an amount of linear movement of the wearable computing device toward or away from the skin surface of the forearm of the user; and generate control data based on the first and second sensor data, wherein the control data includes first coordinate data based on the amount of longitudinal movement, second coordinate data based on amount of rotational movement, and third coordinate data based on amount of linear movement; and transmit the generated control data to a separate computing device. - View Dependent Claims (13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20)
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21. A method for controlling a separate computing device, the method comprising:
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producing, by a first sensor of a wearable computing device, first sensor data indicative of (i) an amount of longitudinal movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user and (ii) an amount of rotational movement of the wearable computing device relative to the skin surface of the forearm of the user; producing, by a second sensor different from the first sensor, second sensor data indicative of an amount of linear movement of the wearable computing device toward or away from the skin surface of the forearm of the user; and generating, by the wearable computing device, control data based on the first and second sensor data, wherein the control data includes first coordinate data based on the amount of longitudinal movement, second coordinate data based on amount of rotational movement, and third coordinate data based on amount of linear movement; and transmitting, by the wearable computing device, the generated control data to the separate computing device. - View Dependent Claims (22, 23)
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