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Of course, the inventors of Swype originally did this as well: http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Shumin_Zhai/publication/228875756_SHARK_2_a_large_vocabulary
by anonymous1717 12y ago
Of course, the inventors of Swype originally did this as well:
http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Shumin_Zhai/publication/228875756_SHARK_2_a_large_vocabulary_shorthand_writing_system_for_pen-based_computers/links/0c96051688d4ace342000000.pdf http://www.researchgate.net/profile/Shumin_Zhai/publication/...
They recently won a "lasting impact" award for this paper.
- Analog24 12y agoThat is an interesting article but it's not the same thing. The ATOMIK keyboard, presented in the paper you reference, was designed to minimize the movement necessary to spell words in English. We optimized the layout to minimize the number of swipe patterns that create ambiguous input, i.e. potential swipe errors. Also, Cliff Kushler and Randall Marsden are the inventors of Swype, not the authors of the paper you cited.
- anonymous1717 12y agoFair enough - the original inventors of gesture typing on keyboards, of which swipe is a later and derivative example.