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Old 05-22-2008
Recognition of Eyes-free Handwriting Input for Pen and Touch Interfaces

HPL-2008-51 Recognition of Eyes-free Handwriting Input for Pen and Touch Interfaces - A., Bharath; Madhvanath, Sriganesh
Keyword(s): text input, pen and touch interfaces, handwriting recognition.
Abstract: Continuous handwriting input using the finger on small devices such as PDAs and mobile phones is difficult if not impossible. Also, handwriting input has always required significant attention from the user during the process of writing. In our previous work, we proposed the concept of 'eyes-free wri ...
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