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To: jdb9608@cs.rit.edu
Subject:  Re:  sampling techniques and response time
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Date: 21 Oct 91 15:14:42 PDT (Mon)
From: Lance Norskog <lance@roi.ca41.csd.mot.com>

I think the amount of time control that you want to achieve
in glove interaction will only be available with an outboard
CPU controlling the glove.  The XYZ numbers are inaccurate,
and the finger resistors are useless for gesture recognition.

With an outboard CPU hooked directly to the cable between the
glove box and the hand stuff, you can trigger the spatial
sensors for your schedule, and get several bits' resolution
out of the fingers.

Lance Norskog