Ergonomic customizeable user/computer interface device
First Claim
Patent Images
1. A user and computer interface system, comprising:
- an ergonomically shaped, finger attachable interface means for generating user signals, wherein said user signals include message packets;
coding means for encoding said message packets in the form of bursts of coded signals;
signal transmission means for transmitting said coded signals, said signal transmission means including at least one communication channel;
detesting means for receiving said bursts of coded signals;
conversion means for converting said bursts of coded signals received by said detecting means into computer processable signals; and
at least one computer for processing said computer processable signals.
8 Assignments
0 Petitions
Accused Products
Abstract
A ergonomic customizeable user/computer interface system for wireless computer control. A hand-attachable user interface device transmits control information upon activation of switches on the interface device. A base interface device receives the transmissions, decodes the information and provides control signals to the computer. The interface system allows for security authorization control and multiple computer or LAN operations with each user interface device. Greater functionality is provided by the use of personality modules in the user interface device for different modes of operation.
-
Citations
2 Claims
-
1. A user and computer interface system, comprising:
-
an ergonomically shaped, finger attachable interface means for generating user signals, wherein said user signals include message packets;
coding means for encoding said message packets in the form of bursts of coded signals;
signal transmission means for transmitting said coded signals, said signal transmission means including at least one communication channel;
detesting means for receiving said bursts of coded signals;
conversion means for converting said bursts of coded signals received by said detecting means into computer processable signals; and
at least one computer for processing said computer processable signals. - View Dependent Claims (2)
-
Specification