Data Glove For Note Taking
We aim at creating a note-taking device typically to be used in a classroom environment. Traditional methods of writing have limited speed and cannot keep up with speech. Writing with pen on paper requires us to look at the paper, which can reduce concentration on the ongoing discussion. Laptops are costly, power consuming and heavy for such a trivial task. Voice to text programs dont have the freedom of choosing the text to be included, and noise in the room can affect performance of such a program. Smart phones have a small keypad, which demands more user concentration. We have created a glove that one can wear and touch-type on any flat surface with minimal costs and power consumption. With ergonomics in mind, the glove has been designed to yield ten self fabricated switch button sensors to finally create a complete utility for simple and an inexpensive typing tool.
Keywords: Interaction, Gloves, Gesture Control, Input device
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ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Akshay Mahajan
Received Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from Vivekanand Education Society\'s Institute of Technology (VESIT), Mumbai University, would be pursuing Masters Degree in Analog VLSI Circuit design from University of southern California LOS Angeles. His area of interest is Analog circuit design and data visualization.
Aniruddha Bajaj
Is currently pursuing his Bachelor degree in Electronics Engineering from Vivekanand Education Society Institute of Technology (VESIT). His area of interest is Electrical and Embedded Systems.
Ganesh Gore
Received Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from Vivekanand Education Society\'s Institute of Technology (VESIT), Mumbai University, currently working as junior research fellow in Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay. His area of interest is Embedded systems and VLSI System Design.
Jayati Ambekar
Is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Vivekanand Education Society\'s Institute of Technology (VESIT). Her area of interest is Interaction Design and Communication Design.
Akshay Mahajan
Received Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from Vivekanand Education Society\'s Institute of Technology (VESIT), Mumbai University, would be pursuing Masters Degree in Analog VLSI Circuit design from University of southern California LOS Angeles. His area of interest is Analog circuit design and data visualization.
Aniruddha Bajaj
Is currently pursuing his Bachelor degree in Electronics Engineering from Vivekanand Education Society Institute of Technology (VESIT). His area of interest is Electrical and Embedded Systems.
Ganesh Gore
Received Bachelor’s degree in Electronics Engineering from Vivekanand Education Society\'s Institute of Technology (VESIT), Mumbai University, currently working as junior research fellow in Indian Institute of Technology-Bombay. His area of interest is Embedded systems and VLSI System Design.
Jayati Ambekar
Is currently pursuing her Bachelor’s degree in Computer Science from Vivekanand Education Society\'s Institute of Technology (VESIT). Her area of interest is Interaction Design and Communication Design.
