Janet's trying some software called Brainfinger that enables people with
serious disabilities to control their computers through a "headband" that
amplifies brain waves and muscle ovements in their head/ eyes.  Here's the
website:

www.brainfingers.com


On Wed, Oct 29, 2008 at 3:07 PM, Meir Weiss <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

>  I want to bring to your attrention re modes of interface
>
>  ie how to input data
>
>
>  such that if you can't type
>
>  (me with one hand and usually one finger)
>
> And if that can't work  there is voice recognition that can be MADE to
> understand your voice patterns
>
> And EVEN IF that can't work
>
>  there are slews of custom made, gizmos to input data ie txt ( I saw a grad
> student in montreal do this for biofeedback, to encourage physiotherapy...
> the stage ie the practical side was carried out through university post
> graduate level// and shreiners hospitals marriage ) built input output
> gadgets
>
> And the same with custom made  input data gadgets too
>
>  there are ways around this infernal keyboard thing.
>
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