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KeyMenu: a keyboard based hierarchical menu

KeyMenu is a keyboard based hierarchical menu system intended for use on a wearable computer. It is designed for use in conjunction with the Twiddler one–handed wearable keyboard. Unlike traditional menus and shortcut keys, our system employs a one–to–one mapping between buttons on the keyboard and menu items. With the addition of a popup menu interaction technique, the KeyMenu design consistently supports both novice and expert users.

Kent Lyons | Thad Starner | Nirmal J. Patel

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