Re: Wearable Input Device

From Wear-Hard Mailing list Archive (WH) Maintained by R. Paul McCarty

> Yes there is! But I can't remember what they're called... I'm sure
> someone on here remembers them. The one that I remember at the moment
> has a wrist or palm attachment ( I don't remember), and then it had
> small things that attached to your finger tips connected by a wire(or
> something?).

Not sure if this is what you were trying to recall (check the linked
newsgroup from the site for more recent designs):
http://www.chordite.com

Or the:
http://wearables.blu.org/keyglove.html

Even though it is not very wearable, the AlphaGrip seems in the same
realm (i.e. chording keyboards, although it is a significantly different
approach with less chording):
http://www.alphagrips.com

> On 3/17/07, Suraj Raghuraman <> wrote:
>> Is there any wearable input device which fits like a glove, working like
>> a keyboard while moving fingers & a mouse based on hand movements.
>> Basically i was looking at a wearable input device which lets me use
>> both the hands when
>> in standby & use one hand while giving input to the base unit. I was
>> looking at the twiddler, its nice & good but i still can't use both
>> hands if i wanna do something else.

Not sure any of the above will fill all those requirements, although
maybe the glove with an/a en/disable function.

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