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In the vein of finger dexterity, I fear it must be very low, otherwise I'd expect use of a small "joystick mouse" rather than (or at least as a supplement to) S
by nknighthb 13y ago
In the vein of finger dexterity, I fear it must be very low, otherwise I'd expect use of a small "joystick mouse" rather than (or at least as a supplement to) SwitchXS and a single-button switch.
That said, I've heard of some quadriplegics with basic finger function using morse code-style inputs in various ways. I don't know details, but this[1] popped up in Google. It seems old but potentially interesting.
I wonder how much work it would be to put together something like an Arduino-based device that takes morse-like input and simulates a USB or Bluetooth keyboard?
[1] http://www.makoa.org/jlubin/morsecode.htm http://www.makoa.org/jlubin/morsecode.htm
- fnordfnordfnord 13y agoYup, colleague says he designed and built several different sip & puff controls for various things. >I wonder how much work it would be to put together something like an Arduino-based device that takes morse-like input and simulates a USB or Bluetooth keyboard? IMO it has never been easier.