SWiM: Shape Writing in Motion
An interface research from St Andrews HCI Research Group allows the user to manipulate a device with a single hand utilizing tilting.
Versatile and wearable gadgets are frequently intended for use with two hands yet we get ourselves as well as other people utilizing them with just a single hand. It might be because of accommodation or just because of the second hand being possessed or not accessible. In fact, a current review demonstrated that, notwithstanding when strolling or driving, 85-88% of clients kept writing with one hand while the other is not accessible.
Notwithstanding this we look to investigate how to support content entry with a single hand facing the fact that gadgets are getting both large and little.
In this work, the author presented Shape Writing in Movement (SWiM), a tilt-based motion console content entry system that backs entering single words with gestures which was knows as gesture keyboard, to which the author has extended tilt. As the name suggests, it depends on the shape composing system, ordinarily alluded to as a signal console, which we stretch out to support tilt. Rather than utilizing a finger to draw over the on-screen console, we utilize wrist movement of the predominant hand to perform shape composing. As beforehand noticed, the prevailing hand normally displays better worldly and spatial resolutions. Our tilt-based strategy permits one-gave content section and furthermore loans itself as an appropriate content passage technique for remote controllers, wearable gadgets, and for virtual reality content passage, where clients can't see the console input gadget.