#15.7.16 Presentation in UCI
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The document discusses limitations of current keypads and proposes a motion-based keypad as a solution. It notes that current keypads have high visual dependency and usability issues when devices are changed. A motion-based keypad would allow users to set a starting point and type by touching and moving fingers without seeing the keys.
#15.7.16 Presentation in UCI
- 1. Nurumi:
- 2. Multi-touch
- 3. motion
- 4. based
- 6. Hangul
- 8. Choi,
- 9. HyeongSoon
- 10. Park,
- 11. DoKyeong
- 12. Kim
- 13. SoYeong
- 14. Park,
- 15. DoHwan
- 16. Kim,
- 17. MinHo
- 18. Kim
- 19. Prof.
- 20. SeungSik
- 21. Kang
- 22. 16.
- 23. July.
- 24. 2015
- 25. ㅎ Limitations
- 26. of
- 27. current
- 29. motion
- 30. based
- 31. keypad To-Do
- 32. list Research
- 34. Implementation
- 35. Limitations
- 36. of
- 37. current
- 38. keypads Ali
- 39. Heriyanto,
- 40. Braille
- 41. Sense
- 42. Plus
- 43. QWERTY
- 44. and
- 45. MP3
- 46. Player
- 47. is
- 48. an
- 49. All-in-One
- 50. Computer
- 51. for
- 52. the
- 53. Blind,
- 54. 2010,
- 57. Needed
- 58. to
- 60. Bring Expensive
- 61. !!
- 62. Limitations
- 63. of
- 64. current
- 65. keypads Blind
- 66. can
- 67. remember
- 68. the
- 69. keypad Visual
- 70. Dependency
- 72. is
- 73. so
- 74. high.. whenever
- 76. they
- 77. changes
- 79. the
- 80. device? But
- 81. Android
- 82. and
- 83. iOS
- 84. now
- 85. provide
- 86. the
- 87. accessibility
- 89. Solution:
- 90. motion
- 91. based
- 92. keypad • User
- 93. can
- 94. set
- 95. the
- 96. temporal
- 97. starting
- 98. point.
- 99. • User
- 100. can
- 101. type
- 102. out
- 103. by
- 104. touching
- 106. moving
- 107. fingers
- 108. • Input
- 109. methods
- 110. must
- 111. be
- 112. reminiscent
- 113. of
- 114. characters
- 122. Free
- 123. from
- 124. Visual
- 125. Dependency
- 127. Solution:
- 128. motion
- 129. based
- 130. keypad
- 132. of
- 133. Hangul,
- 134. The
- 135. Korean
- 136. Language ㅎ Research
- 138. Implementation Basic
- 139. Consonants:
- 154. ㄱㄴㄷㄹㅁㅂㅅㅇ
- 168. ㅈㅊㅋㅌㅍㅎ
- 169. Basic
- 170. Vowels:
- 185. ㅏ
- 186. ㅑ
- 187. ㅓ
- 188. ㅕ
- 203. ㅗ
- 204. ㅛ
- 205. ㅜ
- 206. ㅠ
- 221. ㅡ
- 222. ㅣ Double
- 223. Consonants:
- 238. ㄲㄸㅃㅆㅉ
- 239. Combined
- 240. Vowels:
- 255. ㅐ
- 256. ㅒ
- 257. ㅔ
- 258. ㅖ
- 273. ㅘ
- 275. ㅙ
- 277. ㅚ
- 291. ㅝ
- 293. ㅞ
- 295. ㅟ
- 309. ㅢ
- 318. ㅎ Research
- 321. (初聲,
- 323. initial
- 325. (中聲,
- 326. Medial) Jong-seong
- 327. (終聲,
- 328. final
- 329. consonant) 한 Special
- 330. feature
- 331. 1.
- 332. Combining
- 333. (모아쓰기)
- 334. ㅎ Research
- 337. feature
- 338. 1.
- 339. Combining
- 340. (모아쓰기) i.
- 344. consonant
- 345. +
- 346. vowel
- 353. =
- 354. 1
- 355. character
- 356. iii.
- 359. consonant
- 360. +
- 361. vowel
- 362. +
- 363. consonant
- 371. =
- 372. 1
- 373. character
- 374. ㄱ+ㅏ
- 376. =
- 377. 가 ㄱ+ㅏ+ㄱ
- 379. =
- 380. 각 ii.
- 383. consonant
- 384. +
- 385. vowel
- 386. +
- 387. vowel
- 395. =
- 396. consonant
- 397. +
- 398. combined
- 399. vowel
- 407. =
- 408. 1
- 409. character ㄱ+ㅏ+ㅣ
- 411. =
- 412. 개 [
- 421. ] [
- 430. ] [
- 439. ] :
- 440. 2~3
- 441. Korean
- 442. characters
- 443. are
- 444. combined
- 445. as
- 446. one
- 448. ㅎ Research
- 451. feature
- 452. 1.
- 453. Combining
- 454. (모아쓰기) Cho-seong
- 455. (初聲,
- 457. initial
- 459. (中聲,
- 460. Medial) Jong-seong
- 461. (終聲,
- 462. final
- 463. consonant) [
- 486. ㅇ,ㅈ,ㅉ,ㅊ,ㅋ,ㅌ,ㅍ,ㅎ [
- 508. ]ㅏ,ㅒ,ㅑ,ㅒ,ㅓ,ㅔ,ㅕ,ㅖ,
- 533. :
- 534. 2~3
- 535. Korean
- 536. characters
- 537. are
- 538. combined
- 539. as
- 540. one
- 542. ㅎ Research
- 545. feature
- 546. 1.
- 547. Combining
- 548. (모아쓰기) Cho-seong
- 549. (初聲,
- 551. initial
- 553. (中聲,
- 554. Medial) Jong-seong
- 555. (終聲,
- 556. final
- 558. =
- 559. 11,172 :
- 560. 2~3
- 561. Korean
- 562. characters
- 563. are
- 564. combined
- 565. as
- 566. one
- 568. Special
- 569. feature
- 570. 2.
- 571. Wisp
- 572. Flare
- 573. (도깨비불
- 574. 현상) ㅎ Research
- 576. Implementation [
- 585. ] i.
- 587. consonant
- 588. +
- 589. vowel
- 595. +
- 596. consonant
- 600. =
- 601. 1
- 602. character ㄱ+ㅏ+ㄴ
- 604. =
- 605. 간 [
- 614. ] ii.
- 615. consonant
- 616. +
- 617. vowel
- 622. +
- 623. consonant
- 624. +
- 625. vowel
- 629. =
- 630. 2
- 631. character
- 632. ㄱ+ㅏ+ㄴ+ㅏ
- 634. =
- 635. 가나 :
- 636. final
- 637. consonant
- 638. move
- 639. to
- 640. initial
- 641. consonant
- 642. of
- 643. next
- 644. word
- 646. ㅎ Research
- 649. Automata
- 650. for
- 651. Combining
- 652. ㅎ Research
- 655. of
- 656. two
- 657. feature
- 658. (1)combining
- 659. and
- 660. (2)Wisp
- 661. Flare,
- 662. Special
- 663. automata
- 664. for
- 665. Hangul
- 666. was
- 667. needed.
- 669. The
- 670. best
- 671. result
- 672. was
- 674. (1)
- 675. 205
- 676. char/min
- 677. for
- 678. Sentence
- 679. ‘안녕하세요’
- 686. (Automata
- 687. type-3,
- 688. 12chr*60sec/3.8sec
- 689. =
- 690. 205.13CPM)
- 692. (2)
- 693. 246
- 694. char/min
- 695. for
- 696. Sentence
- 697. ‘짜장면’
- 704. (Automata
- 705. type-3,
- 706. 8chr*60sec/1.95sec
- 707. =
- 708. 246.15CPM) Alpha
- 709. test:
- 710. typing
- 711. competion •‘KMU Capstone Project Competition was held in May 27. •And that time, We held the ‘Nurumi Typing Competition’ Subjects
- 712. was
- 714. (1)
- 715. non-educated
- 716. about
- 717. this
- 718. keypad,
- 720. (2)
- 721. 15
- 722. minutes
- 723. given
- 724. to
- 725. learn
- 726. this
- 727. keypad
- 728. To-Do
- 729. list Transplant
- 730. to
- 731. another
- 732. OS
- 733. (e.g.
- 734. iOS,
- 735. Windows
- 736. and
- 737. so
- 738. on..
- 739. ) Automata
- 740. Optimization
- 742. (e.g.
- 743. ‘Switch
- 744. statement’
- 745. to
- 746. ‘bit
- 747. add
- 748. operation’) Attends
- 749. to
- 750. the
- 751. exposition
- 752. (e.g.
- 753. 2015
- 754. Korea
- 755. Language
- 756. Processing
- 757. expo)
- 758. Thank
- 759. you