Chickenfoot!
| tags: programming, enabling technology, links
Pete pointed me to Chickenfoot (what's with these names?). Looks like it has potential for improving the accessibility of pages.
| tags: programming, enabling technology, links
Pete pointed me to Chickenfoot (what's with these names?). Looks like it has potential for improving the accessibility of pages.
| tags: enabling technology, links
Brad sent a pointer to the DX1 Input System , a very interesting looking keyboard that allows the buttons to me moved. This could be nice for a variety of ET applications.
| tags: enabling technology, links
| tags: blind, enabling technology, links
Tom Elliott sent this link to an article in Directions Magazine on Emerging GIS Technology and Accessibility: Online Mapping for Everyone .
| tags: enabling technology, links
Steve Lee sent a link to a head-pointer survey .
| tags: ideas, enabling technology
I was talking with Steve Lee about the lack of tactile feedback in our simple video switch. We could play an audio click or even vibrate something like one of the haptic mice that were popular a few years ago. For many users making the switch target tactually interesting will be important.
| tags: enabling technology, links
Project Epoc claims to be developing an EEG like headset for gamers. This would make for interesting possibilities for computer input.
| tags: enabling technology, links
Report of interesting work at Stanford on a clever approach to selection using eye tracking . The problem is trackers aren't sufficiently accurate to pick a small target reliably, so you look at the area, press a button and the area zooms up, then you look at the zoomed target and release the button.
| tags: enabling technology, links
The ModelTalker Synthesizer is a very interesting speech synthesis package that appears to allow you to record your own voices.
| tags: enabling technology, links
Grand Text Auto talks about text adventure games and includes a link (broken) to the Flash Adventure Creation Editor .