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The origins of touchscreen competence: Examining infants’ exploration of touchscreens

Infant Behavior and Development, 2021
Infants' exposure to images presented on screens is increasing with the accelerating use of technology in society and at home. Touchscreen technology provides numerous interactive screen opportunities geared toward infants and toddlers. Touchscreens are unique in that they possess the 2D qualities of a picture, but a set of manipulation possibilities ...
Christine J. Ziemer, Sara Wyss, Kaitlynn Rhinehart   +2 more
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Touchscreen participation

2023
Datasets and R code for touchscreen participation ...
Harrison, Rachel Anne, Mohr, Tecla
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Frictional dermatitis from touchscreen contact

Pediatric Dermatology, 2022
AbstractFrictional dermatitis occurs after prolonged or repetitive physical contact of the skin with a surface and usually presents as a pediatric or occupational dermatosis. A 10‐year‐old girl presented with painful erythematous, edematous plaques, and macules on the fingertips within 24 h of playing a game requiring her fingers to repeatedly slide ...
Haya Beydoun, Meena Moossavi
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Super-Resolution Capacitive Touchscreens

Proceedings of the 2021 CHI Conference on Human Factors in Computing Systems, 2021
Capacitive touchscreens are near-ubiquitous in today’s touch-driven devices, such as smartphones and tablets. By using rows and columns of electrodes, specialized touch controllers are able to capture a 2D image of capacitance at the surface of a screen.
Sven Mayer, Xiangyu Xu, Chris Harrison
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