Touchpad using resistive electro-conductive fiber and input device having the same
AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsJi Wook JEONG, Seung Hwan Kim, Soun Hee Park
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AssigneeElectronics and Telecommunications Research Institute
InventorsJi Wook JEONG, Seung Hwan Kim, Soun Hee Park
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There are provided a touchpad using resistive electro-conductive fibers and an input device having the same, which can be used for controlling a personal terminal such as a computer by receiving a user's input using a signal representing a motion of the user detected by the resistive electro-conductive fiber in contact with the user's body part such as a finger, instead of using a separate input device such as a mouse. The touchpad includes a plurality of motion detectors and a signal analyzer. The motion detectors each include a resistive electro-conductive fiber having a resistance value varied according to a change in length caused by contact with a human body part, and a signal generator outputting a signal corresponding to the varied resistance value. The signal analyzer analyzes the signal from each of the motion detectors, and generates a motion signal representing a motion of the human body part in contact with the touchpad.
A touchpad using resistive electro-conductive fibers, the touchpad comprising:
An input device having a touchpad using resistive electro-conductive fibers, the input device comprising:
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