Thanks to creative minds that build assistive technology devices, physically challenged people do not have to give up computing. Computers work by accepting input from people and providing output ...

Without input methods and devices, your correspondence, reports, images and numbers remain in your head rather than becoming work in progress.

Computer scientists at the University of Waterloo have created a device for wearable computer input suitable for many situations, just by touching your fingertips together in different ways.

This versatility—the device's ability to accept multiple kinds of input and to decode complex gestures—speaks to the company's broader goal: to crack the next phase of human-computer interaction.

The Handwear Computer Input Device (HCID) has a whole mess of sensors built-in, including push-button sensors in the pinky, fourth finger and index, finger, a mouse-like sensor in the index finger ...

Using ordinary computer keyboard and mice input devices may cause musculoskeletal symptoms [1]. Various new devices, which are marketed with the claim that they will reduce or prevent musculoskeletal ...

I like devices that rely on touch-based interfaces because the gestures that we use to operate them seem so natural and effortless. And I've seen old folks and children (barely the age of 4) take ...