SwipeKey: a swipe-based keyboard design for smartwatches

Yuan-Fu Shao, Masatoshi Chang-Ogimoto, R. Pointner, Yu-Chih Lin, Chengyu Wu, Mike Y. Chen
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The rise of smartwatches calls for efficient, convenient and suitable text input methods for these small computers. The minuscule size of these screens brings many challenges on how to interact with these devices. Keyboard design requires optimization for these small screens to provide a good user experience and fast text entry method on these devices. We introduce SwipeKey, a text input method that uses swipe directions to allow multiple inputs per button and thus allows for an increase in the effective size of input buttons. We have conducted thorough experiments optimizing SwipeKey to create a fast, low-error, and easy to learn soft keyboard for smartwatches. These benefits result from having a keyboard that emphasizes the use of swipe motions. Our user study results show that with a specific combination of swipe directions and corresponding button size, SwipeKey users achieved a speed of 11 in words per minute (WPM), a 53% improvement from baseline (7.2 in WPM) and dramatically decreased character error rate (CER) from the baseline of 10% down to 3.4%.
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SwipeKey:为智能手表设计的基于滑动的键盘
智能手表的兴起要求这些小型电脑采用高效、方便、合适的文本输入方法。这些屏幕的微小尺寸给如何与这些设备交互带来了许多挑战。键盘设计需要针对这些小屏幕进行优化,以便在这些设备上提供良好的用户体验和快速的文本输入方法。我们介绍了SwipeKey,这是一种文本输入法,它使用滑动方向来允许每个按钮进行多个输入,从而允许增加输入按钮的有效尺寸。我们对SwipeKey进行了全面的实验优化,为智能手表创造了一个快速、低误差、易于学习的软键盘。这些好处来自于强调滑动动作的键盘。我们的用户研究结果表明,通过特定的滑动方向和相应的按钮大小组合,SwipeKey用户实现了每分钟11个单词(WPM)的速度,比基线(WPM为7.2)提高了53%,并且显着将字符错误率(CER)从基线的10%降至3.4%。
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