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Input Technologies and Techniques
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2009
Human Factors and Ergonomics
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Soft keyboards depict keys in a graphical user interface to allow typing with a touchscreen or stylus. Design issues for soft keyboards differ from mechanical keyboards. ...
Keyboards and Text Entry Typewriters have been in use for over 100 years; the QWERTY key layout dates to 1868 (Yamada, 1980) . ...
doi:10.1201/b10368-12
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Input Technologies and Techniques
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2007
The Human-Computer Interaction Handbook
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Soft keyboards depict keys in a graphical user interface to allow typing with a touchscreen or stylus. Design issues for soft keyboards differ from mechanical keyboards. ...
Keyboards and Text Entry Typewriters have been in use for over 100 years; the QWERTY key layout dates to 1868 (Yamada, 1980) . ...
doi:10.1201/9781410615862.ch9
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Input Technologies and Techniques
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2012
Human Factors and Ergonomics
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, explorers, and scoundrels. ...
As some would have it, the encroaching dunes have all but buried the mouse, keyboard and other indirect input devices as archeological curiosities, to be unearthed by a future generation of researchers ...
KEYBOARDS AND TEXT ENTRY Typewriters have been in use for over 140 years; the QWERTY key layout dates to 1868 (Yamada 1980) . ...
doi:10.1201/b11963-9
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Disappearing mobile devices
2009
Proceedings of the 22nd annual ACM symposium on User interface software and technology - UIST '09
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We complete our exploration with two studies in which we investigate the affordance of these devices more concretely, namely marking and text entry using a gesture alphabet. ...
people are aware of and interact with intentionally, we envision that this concept can become small enough to allow invisible integration into arbitrary surfaces or human skin, and thus truly ubiquitous use ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS We thank John Lutian for providing us with his remarkable laser track point prototype, Jake Wobbrock for sharing the original EdgeWrite code with us, and Ken Hinckley and Gerry Chu for ...
doi:10.1145/1622176.1622197
dblp:conf/uist/NiB09
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Towards Augmented Reality-driven Human-City Interaction: Current Research on Mobile Headsets and Future Challenges
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2021
arXiv
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We highlight under-explored issues in interface design and input techniques that warrant further research, and conjecture that AR with complementary Conversational User Interfaces (CUIs) is a key enabler ...
However, the small-size finger space can barely accommodate the full QWERTY keyboard with two hands [53] . ...
: Red; Soft Keyboard: Black; Hand-held Devices: Dark blue; Interfaces on Forearms: Grey; Gaze: Yellow; Finger Space: Green; Ring-form Devices: Orange. ...
arXiv:2007.09207v2
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Motion-based Interaction for Head-Mounted Displays
2021
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The second challenge is addressed by using a circular layout with a go-and-hit selection style for head-based interaction using text entry as the scenario. ...
Unlike traditional input devices like the mouse and keyboard, which often offer comparatively limited interaction possibilities (e.g., single-touch interaction), MbI does not have these constraints and ...
a QWERTY keyboard layout. ...
doi:10.17638/03122342
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Interactive on-skin devices for expressive touch-based interactions
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2017
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The indings show that participants use various body locations for onskin interaction. ...
Moreover, they show that skin allows for expressive interaction using multi-touch input and skin-speciic modalities. ...
We demonstrate our interaction techniques in six application examples, featuring single-handed and occlusion free input for smartwatches and subtle input for headmounted displays. ...
doi:10.22028/d291-26771
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From wearable towards epidermal computing : soft wearable devices for rich interaction on the skin
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2022
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Experiments 55 2.7 Applications and Real-World Deployments 56 2.7.1 Health Monitoring and Diagnosis contents 2.8.2 Other Technologies from the Taxonomy of On-Body Interaction 64 2.9 Summary 68 2.9.1 Material Exploration ...
TipText features a QWERTY keyboard, familiar to most of today's computer users, in a 2×3 grid layout residing invisibly on the first segment of the index finger. ...
In addition to soft epidermal devices based on PDMS or tattoo-based substrates, prior work has also explored the use of soft textile patches [429, 431] as well as using weaving or machine embroidery ...
doi:10.22028/d291-35702
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The frame/content theory of evolution of speech production
1998
Behavioral and Brain Sciences
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This was true of data typed on a standard QWERTY keyboard and also of data compiled from typists using a Dvorak keyboard. ...
The coordinate frames for typing are obviously different and include the spatial layout of the keyboard and the coordination of the fingers and of the two hands with respect to this keyboard space. ...
pmid:10097020
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Development and prototyping of haptic interactions for data exploration
2023
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and a scatter plot using a force model. ...
work achieved so far in haptic data visualization and presents a solution to the open haptic overview challenge, both for a line chart application, through the combination of guidance metaphors and free exploration ...
A traditional qwerty keyboard was used to assign the beacons to bars, with a seek function to haptically drag the user to the beacons using an elastic spring metaphor, and audio cues were used to confirm ...
doi:10.22024/unikent/01.02.94572
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Real-Time Depth-Based Hand Tracking for American Sign Language Recognition
2018
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translation between many other languages have benefited greatly from decades of research into speech recognition and Statistical Machine Translation, ASLs lack of aural and written components have limited exploration ...
Here we will explore how techniques developed for optical character recognition and soft-keyboard text entry can be adapted to improve the word-level recognition of our fingerspelling system. ...
The touchscreen provides a clear distinction between system interactions and sign performance without requiring the use of a peripheral (e.g., mouse or keyboard). ...
doi:10.1184/r1/7195157.v1
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Software Studies
2009
Processing: Digital Fictions, Computer Games, and Software Studies
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MIT Press books may be purchased at special quantity discounts for business or sales promotional use. For information, email special_sales@mitpress.mit.edu or write to ...
Figure 60 60 2001 keyboard had PETSCII graphics symbols printed on the front of the corresponding keys. The graphics were arranged spatially on the keyboard. ...
The original PET 2001 key-
board is a variant of the QWERTY arrangement, featuring the graphical
characters of PETSCII alongside the regular keyboard letters (figure 60.8). ...
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Enriching mobile interaction with garment-based wearable computing devices
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2016
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In this thesis, we explore how smart garments can enrich mobile interaction. ...
On the input side, we look at explicit input using touch and mid-air gestures as well as implicit input using physiological signals. ...
In particular, I would like to thank Max and Michael (for all the work on EMS), This research probe shows how touch-enabled textiles can be used as input means for mobile devices such as smart watches ...
doi:10.18419/opus-8953
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ACHI 2017 COMMITTEE ACHI Steering Committee
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We also hope that Nice provided a pleasant environment during the conference and everyone saved some time for exploring this beautiful city. ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Thanks to ETSID for the support given to the Exposition Smartcity: Design, Technology, and Services for Public Use. ...
ACKNOWLEDGMENT A big thank you goes to the participants of the interviews and workshops who willingly gave us their time and attention! ...
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