I Built A Finger-Tracking Glove That Can Replace Your Keyboard
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- I was bored one day so I thought - "What if I made a glove that could literally control whatever I wanted? So I did! And I'm hoping to submit it to EuroFair to showcase my invention!
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Good to see you back :) I'm keen to see where this project goes.
Thanks so much, me too!
Maidhc from DPs here. You could make cycles after the first two by holding down index/middle ect and keeping the thumb, middle, ring, pinky that would require only to ring to get to 32/33 characters pretty easily. Also the tendons between fingers are occasionally not individually articulable, so it may make sense to build in input sanitizers to choose the "most" articulated. Alternative/phrase mappings with two of the gloves boggles the mind.
This is so cool! My lab mate and I were talking about this idea a few months ago. I love seeing you actually build it, and seeing it work! Good luck
Welcome back miss.
Honestly I'm your big big fan. I always keep waiting for your videos. Your content is really interesting and the things you innovate are even more interesting. I hope that your channel grows soon and we can see your research every week. 🥰🤗
Glad you're back and things are going well for you. Take care 👍
This is awesome! And welcome back
You are awesome..✨
Now I just need to modify it a bit to give myself great cosmic power and then I can take over the world!
I'm gonna need to start working on my maniacal laugh!!
I hope you get in ! Looks awesome, at first I thought the sensors registered how far they're bent so like you could fully bend for a letter and then bend another way for another but I thought that was really difficult for remembering all the alphabet and with the coordination lol. Way better system you have lol Altough could have been useful for the thumb to be able to do next and previous maybe
Also, will this account for numbers ? Seems like you could just map another 2 sets quite easily
Yep! Unfortunately the flex sensors I used are a smidge unreliable in th3 sense that they dont have the precision to reoiably hit certain levels, so i jist opted for an all or nothing strat
@izzitMichaela that's probably good enough. I think the actual use is where there is most room for improvement. You could do a morse like input but with more fingers, dividing the characters into a quad tree. Morse is a binary tree with max length 6 symbols, with one-of-four fingers input you can do 2 bit symbols and look up 8-bit ebcdic in just 4 symbols. Or if your ring finger is able, 4 bits or even 5 bits at a time is an option, for 14 and 30 characters per gesture (idle and next-group) being the remaining two possible gestures, probably open and closed fist.
Some modes would take some getting used to, and some would benefit from visual cues on a screen
Such a cool project.
I wonder if you considered a setup more like how a courtroom stenographer. I think it's more like a finger movement would be a syllable rather than a letter. You could write a whole word in 3 finger movements rather than 5+.
But you know, gotta learn how to stenograph, it will be hard to show it off to most people.
Nice to see you putting more videos up 🔥
Omg WAIT i had no idea thats how strenogrophers worked thats genius!!! Thanks for the tip! 😃
@@izzitMichaela no worries!
So cute you Michaela.
Welcome back, it´s an interesting Idea.
thank ya! I'm particularly excited about mapping it to stuff beyond keyboards, like robots or video game controllers!
you are very welcome, I would love love love to see more robot stuff :D
hey I'm a Computer Science student and i took this concept for my final year project and I'm glad u have made a brief tutorial on this. any research papers for this project
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hey man, mind sharing the sources you used when you did your project? i have been assigned a similar project and would really appreciate any help? maybe a link to your project as well.
where you at girl?