Haptic Typing

The elderly user types slowly, at up to 36 words per minute, but his main focus is on convenience, quick access, and being able to quickly save his thoughts, rather than on typing speed.

Core value

 At its core, the system maps 32 symbols to 32 single‑action inputs, each produced by a simple motion of one of four fingers on a single hand. This one‑motion‑per‑symbol architecture eliminates chording, reduces cognitive load, and enables fast, accurate, low‑effort input.

Don't type ...  haptise ...

Why? 

• Because it is one-handed.

• Because it is tactile

• Because it is fast

• Because it is easy

• Because it's with you - everywhere

Haptysing, a new way to communicate...

Typing traditionally demands two hands, a flat surface, and visual focus. Haptysing eliminates those needs. Instead of relying on two hands, a desk, or visual cues, Haptotype employs touch to direct finger movements, functioning without fixed postures or needing you to look at the device.

Haptotype is not a keyboard. It’s a thinking companion. 

Designed for Flow...

Typing + Navigation in One Device

• • •  finger has access to both:

    •  a dedicated keypad

    •  an onboard pointing device

This eliminates wrist movement and provides the two most essential functions: typing and screen navigation, dramatically improving ergonomics and speed. 

Frustrating two-handed typing that requires a fixed position is the thing of the past. Haptotype allows typing freely and relaxed,  whether reclined on a sofa, walking, or at night in bed. 

Imagine... a complete wearable office ... 

a Hapto-phone

Hapto-phone =

• haptotype + 

• cellphone + 

• glasses  

Haptotype enables this integration

Control ... everything

Haptotype can send short, precise, stelthy commands to the devices around you.

■       Home appliances

■       TVs and audio systems

■       Car locks

■       Security systems

■       Smart devices

■       And about everything else…

A quiet alternative to voice control — and so much more reliable.