Systems and methods for haptically-enhanced text interfaces
AssigneeImmersion Corporation
InventorsChris Ullrich, David Birnbaum, Craig Vachon, Jason Fleming
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AssigneeImmersion Corporation
InventorsChris Ullrich, David Birnbaum, Craig Vachon, Jason Fleming
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When units of serialized input are analyzed by an engine or algorithm that provides a plurality of entry suggestions for competing or replacing a unit of the serialized input, one or more haptic effects can be identified and provided in conjunction with display, selection, or use of one or more of the entry suggestions to aid in the use of the engine or algorithm. The haptic effects can represent a confidence level with respect to one or more of the entry suggestions or may otherwise indicate the relative success of the engine/algorithm. For example, the serialized input may comprise characters input to a mobile or other device. The engine or algorithm may suggest words or phrases with varying degrees of confidence, with the confidence with respect to some or all of the suggestions communicated by use of haptic effects. Additional embodiments include dynamic text input interfaces, haptically-enhanced serial presentation of content, and interfaces that provide haptic effects at a first device based on remote text entry, display, reading, or other activity at a different device.
A method, comprising:
A system comprising a processor with access to a computer-readable medium embodying program components and an actuator, the program components comprising:
A tangible non-transitory computer-readable medium embodying program code executable by a computing system, the program code comprising:
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