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I agree that these are big hurdles for adoption. The device combines two big advantages though: requires no visual focus and needs only one hand. I want that ba

by lolc 10y ago

I agree that these are big hurdles for adoption. The device combines two big advantages though: requires no visual focus and needs only one hand. I want that badly. I don't see why I would have to ever take it off, a few hardware generations in. It will always be there, powered by body heat. We're turning into cyborgs without the implants. Obligatory XKCD: https://xkcd.com/269/ https://xkcd.com/269/

2muchcoffeeman 10y ago
It looks like you have to learn a new system for typing though. And if you did make it wearable, you'd have to put a bunch of extra smarts into it to make sure you don't just start typing messages to people.