What do membrane keyboards feel like?
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11 Citations | The findings indicate that keyboards with make-force levels over 0.59 N are ergonomically inadequate. |
61 Citations | Buckling spring keyboards have better feedback characteristics, which may be responsible for a decrease in the amount of typing force and EMG produced. |
155 Citations | These studies demonstrate the inferiority of alphabetically organized keyboards as compared with a randomly organized keyboard and the standard Sholes (qwerty) keyboard. |
29 Citations | Applications: These findings may influence keyboard standards and the design of keyboards. |
01 Jul 2000 | Overall, there was a significant correlation between improvement of pain severity and greater satisfaction with the keyboards. |
22 Jun 2015 | Our findings are useful for developing flat keyboards with assistive information through sensory feedback. |
| The keyboards also demonstrate consistent behavior in generating voltage signals regardless of touching objects’ materials and environmental effects like humidity. | |
| also suggest the increased importance of experience on these smaller keyboards. | |
13 Citations | Results show a clear advantage in both performance and satisfaction for the mechanical-key keyboards. |
06 Apr 2008 30 Citations | Many of the findings in our study also apply to traditional soft keyboards tapped with a stylus or one finger. |