Input device

Computer graphics processing and selective visual display system – Display peripheral interface input device

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C341S021000, C341S032000

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07038658

ABSTRACT:
An input device includes a magnet to be worn by a user on one fingertip of either a right hand or a left hand, a first magnetic sensor to be worn by the user on a wrist of either the right hand or the left hand to detect a magnetic field generated by the magnet at a corresponding position, a second magnetic sensor to be worn by the user on the same wrist on which the first magnetic sensor is worn and at a position that is farther from the magnet than the first magnetic sensor and eliminates effects of geomagnetism, and an output unit to output a difference between an output signal from the first magnetic sensor and an output signal from the second magnetic sensor.

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Shigeru Sawada et al., “Development Of Hand-Written Text Input Sensor Using Magnets For A Visually-Handicapped Person”, Mar. 28, 2002, pp. 1-4.

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