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Hey. I saw this on youtube a year ago. It’s not exactly an available solution yet but something to keep an eye on https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/proj

• frereubu 6y ago
  Thanks - that does look interesting for sure.
  • antigirl 6y ago
    Been thinking about this quite a bit and this solution isnt exactly mobile but could work well for home. Its possible to use assistive touch with a mouse (a rollerball mouse would work better than a traditional) video of joystick mouse on ipad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvvG5_rLQRk https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xvvG5_rLQRk more https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210546 https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT210546
    • frereubu 6y ago
      Thanks for the suggestion, but she's happy with a magic mouse and a MacBook Air plugged into a display. I think the weight of the mouse really helps - as I said she's not shaking so much that Shake To Undo is triggered, so the intertia that the mouse provides is enough. It does make me wonder whether a weighted touch "pen" might be useful though. One of the issues is that she has quite big fingers, so it's easy for her to obscure what she's trying to tap on, particularly the keyboard in portrait, and if it's weighted enough that might help to counter the shaking.
    • jt2190 6y ago
      Apple's video of Assistive Touch (2m 10s): https://youtu.be/a0IO_tqsO5g https://youtu.be/a0IO_tqsO5g