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Asked: 2026-05-20T11:29:15+00:00

Let me explain what we are doing: We have designed a frame of ir

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Let me explain what we are doing:
We have designed a frame of ir sensors/receivers that can be put around a screen, and basically it converts the screen into a touch-less screen. We are able to move the mouse cursor around when the user moves his finger inside the frame and we can also generate a right click, simply by seeing that if the user is holding his/her finger over the same coords for x amount of time then generate a right click.

The problem is double click. With a regular mouse a user simply double clicks the button and done. Any thoughts on how this can be achieved?

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  1. Editorial Team

    A solution would be to use different timers for Right click and double click. When you place the finger over a clickable element, a circular progress bar appears at the position of the finger, when the progress reachs the end (the circle is complete) and the user moves the finger away a right click is detected. If the user doesn’t move away the finger, a different progress bar appears, if that progress bar reachs 100%, then you have a double click.

    In my opinion, a much better solution would be to NOT need a double click, or even a right click, check the XBox Kinect menu navigation interface for a good example.

    Hope it helps.

    Regards.

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