While most of us associate Morse code with old-timey telegraphs, it is still in use today. The benefits now are the same as they were a 150 years ago: it is an incredibly resilient way to encode information that works with a variety of different transmission methods. But what if you have trouble operating a […]
Those that need a text entry method other than a traditional keyboard and mouse often use a method where a character is selected, then input using a sip or puff of air from the user’s mouth. Naturally this is less than ideal, and one alternative interface shown here is to instead use sip/puff air currents to […]
Morse code may not be as widely used as in its heyday, but it still certainly has its adherents. One avid user is Tanya Finlayson, who has been using this as her method of communication for roughly 40 years. Now, with the Gboard phone keyboard supporting input via dots and dashes, the world of Android […]
For those of you who are addicted to merge new technologies to interface-archeology here is a new ‘Tworsekey’. A vintage looking tweeting device which takes input in the form of morse code and tweets the output. It features arduino and the ethernet shield. The sketch can be downloaded from here. Needless to say that […]
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