About Gesture keyboard
Here are 5 public repositories matching this topic... Code Issues Pull requests A transformer that decodes swipes across a smartphone keyboard into words (gesture / swipe / glide typing) (enhanced yandex cup solution) Updated Feb 26, 2025 Jupyter Notebook Code Issues Pull requests ● Designed a circuit using Arduino Uno R3 controller that reads movement as input when user moves the device in the shape of an alphabet or number in x-y coordinate plane in air ● Developed an object-oriented Python code, a library to store various gesture samples and a dictionary to improve predictive text before displaying on screen with very … Updated Aug 6, 2020 Python Code Issues Pull requests Updated Feb 26, 2021 Python Code Issues Pull requests This is an IoT-enabled wearable gesture recognition device which captures hand movements using a accelerometer and recognizes correct alphanumeric characters using an SVM Algorithm. Updated Jun 14, 2020 Python Code Issues Pull requests Updated Jul 6, 2024 JavaScript Improve this page Add a description, image, and links to the gesture-keyboard topic page so that developers can more easily learn about it. Curate this topic Add this topic to your repo To associate your repository with the gesture-keyboard topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics." Learn more
Key features of the Gesture keyboard that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Virtual Hand-Gesture Keyboard - GitHub
- Mouse Gestures and Keyboard Shortcuts - YouTube
- How to implement a gesture keyboard on Android?
- Arduino Gesture Keyboard Converts Gestures Into Keystrokes (video)
- The Word-Gesture Keyboard - Googleusercontent
- This productivity keyboard is gestured enabled
- Keyboard shortcuts and gestures - draw.chat
Popular option is using the Logitech Options software along with GestureSign, a separate application that allows you to create custom mouse gestures. Here's how you can set it up:Download and install the Logitech Options software from the Logitech website. Make sure your Logitech mouse is connected to your computer.Visit the GestureSign website (gesture-sign.com) and download and install the software.Open GestureSign, and you will find a window with sections to add gestures and associated actions.Click on the "+" button to create a new gesture.In the new gesture window, draw the desired gesture using your Logitech mouse.In the "Action" section, choose "Keyboard" as the action type.In the "Keyboard" field, type the necessary shortcuts for WhatsApp actions. For example, to send a new message, you can use the Ctrl + N shortcut.Once you've finished setting up the gesture, click on "Save."The new gesture will now be added to the GestureSign interface.Open WhatsApp and try using the mouse gesture you created to see if it performs the desired action.Repeat the above steps to create additional gestures for other actions in WhatsApp. Keep in mind that GestureSign allows you to create gestures across various applications, so you can also set up custom gestures for other programs or websites if needed.
