Today computers and phones require very present and
in-depth interaction where the user is unable to
easily detach from the device. Though typing with
one hand is possible, a PC's lack of portability
makes that unfeasible, and phones are often
dropped. A portable, easy to use device that
mitigates distraction, is not easily dropped, and
does not cause any restriction of movement or
normal hand functions needs to be developed that
will competently mimic regular PC or phone
purposes.
DEXT
This project aims to provide users with a
convenient, reliable device that can achieve the
approximate response time and functionality of a
computer or smartphone. This year’s final
prototype should be sleek, aesthetically pleasing,
durable, accurate, lightweight, simple to use, not
a distraction, and should not disrupt normal motion
of the user.
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Project Name
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DEXT Wearable Interface
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Project Number
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P19001
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Start Term
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2181
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End Term
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2185
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Faculty Guide
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Jerry Adamski, Jerry.Adamski@rit.edu
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Primary Customer
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Willow Baker, bakerwillow@gmail.com
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Sponsor (financial support)
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Jeff Benck, M.E.R.I.T.,
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Sponsored by M.E.R.I.T.
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