Your Awesome Title Goes Here Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy, Dopey Melody Jackson, Thad Starner Animal-Computer Interaction Lab, School of Interactive Computing, Georgia Institute of Technology INTRODUCTION The bringsel, worn by search and rescue dogs to signal the completion of a search, was one of the first wearable devices created for working dogs. Since its adoption, the need for accurate canine operated signaling devices has only increased. As a result of this demand, we proposed wearable interfaces to support a wider range of working dog tasks. To accomplish this, an accurate way to assess the reachability of an interface is necessary. Caption for image 1 Caption for image 2 METHODOLOGY In our pilot study, x,y, and z were tested with n dogs using a custom designed transmogrifier. The successful completion of each trial was signaled by the a sensor on the transmogrifier. These sessions were video-recorded for later analysis. Science! Caption for image 3 illustrating Scchubby doobey. RESULTS METRICS From this we can conclude that x, y, z and lorem ipsum. Table 2 shows a, b, c for each subject that is q, w, e, r. Our results show that for experimental conditions under x,y,z we had an accuracy of a,b,c. Table 1 shows x, y, averaged for each subject. From this we can conclude that x, y, z and lorem ipsum. Table 2 shows a, b, c for each subject that is q, w, e, r. Caption for image 3 illustrating Scchubby doobey. Caption for image 3 illustrating Scchubby doobey.