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Thanks for the suggestions. I've been thinking about how to approach the blind community with the idea. My feeling right now is I should at least have somethi
by datashovel 12y ago
Thanks for the suggestions.
I've been thinking about how to approach the blind community with the idea. My feeling right now is I should at least have something to "try out" to give them a sense of what I'm after. As soon as I figure out how to get the "reader" down to a size where I feel good about its usability (doesn't matter too much if wires are sticking out etc.) I just want the actual interface to be an appropriate size.
Another thing that is also "pie in the sky" but I think another reason I'm so interested is I think there are alot of applications (some reasonable today, but some that may be pushing the boundaries of what we may think of today).
I can imagine (at low enough cost, and by perfecting the mechanics) an entire industry could be born around the idea of "consuming information tactilely". Even for sighted people.
- minthd 12y agoMaybe tactile information could be useful. definetly worth a try. As for small components - maybe wait for the apple watch teardowns ,they'll tell which components have they used for the taptic engine.