On Sat, 21 Feb 1998, Peter Monta wrote: > > If you fold your hands together lightly (fingers interlocking), > > you will notice your fingertips rest quite comfortably in pretty much the > > same place all the time. > > Say, that's very interesting. If I understand you right, a full > glove would not be needed: you could snip off all the finger cots, > poke your fingers through, and type. True - taking off the finger cots would probably help in hot wheather, too. Depending on the glove fabric, it would probably ease typing too. > Along the same lines, if you clench your hands very lightly > (separately), the tips of the fingers fall across the face > of the palm. If glove-buttons were there, they could be pushed. True - though you may have to be more careful about pushing them accidentally if they're in your palm. You can always have a sensor or switch or something - perhaps the thumb button - as an 'enable' switch. > Might even attach this strip to the palm adhesively, Band-Aid > style. The "cloth" Band-Aids are pretty comfortable, and they're Say, that's a great idea for the first design! | Donald Papp |
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