In recent years, the smartwatch has returned as a form factor for mobile computing with
some success. Yet it is not clear how smartwatches are used and integrated into everyday …

In this paper, we propose and investigate a new text entry technique using micro thumb-tip
gestures. Our technique features a miniature QWERTY keyboard residing invisibly on the …

We propose RotoSwype, a technique for word-gesture ty** using the orientation of a ring
worn on the index finger. RotoSwype enables one-handed text-input without encumbering …

We present WrisText-a one-handed text entry technique for smartwatches using the joystick-
like motion of the wrist. A user enters text by whirling the wrist of the watch hand, towards six …

Despite the advent of touchscreens, ty** on physical keyboards remains most efficient for
entering text, because users can leverage all fingers across a full-size keyboard for …

We present WatchWriter, a finger operated keyboard that supports both touch and gesture
ty** with statistical decoding on a smartwatch. Just like on modern smartphones, users …

Fast and accurate access to keys for text entry remains an open question for miniature
screens. Existing works typically use a cumbersome two-step selection process, first to zero …

The growing interest in wearable devices has resulted in a wave of novel and improved text
entry techniques for smartwatches and other ultra-small devices. These techniques are not …

Nod and shake of one's head are intuitive and universal gestures in communication. As
smartwatches become increasingly intelligent through advances in user activity sensing …

Text entry for smart eyewear is generally limited to speech-based input due to constraints of
the input channels. However, many smart eyewear devices are now including a side …