| Summary: | The pervasive use of electronic devices has transformed human interactions and
behaviors, yet concerns persist regarding their impact on health and well-being. This
project addresses these concerns by focusing on the development of a wearable
keyboard for wireless control. Through a systematic review of existing literature, this
study identifies the gap in research pertaining to ergonomic keyboards for wireless
control and also reviews the advantages and applications of wearable devices.
Leveraging wearable technologies, the prototype offers enhanced ergonomics and
comfort, catering to the evolving needs of users in the digital age. The project's design
involves the integration of a spandex band, microcontroller, and digital buttons to
create a customizable keyboard interface. Results demonstrate the usability of the
developed wearable keyboard based on typing experiences across various devices.
Overall, this project underscores the importance of ergonomics in enhancing user
comfort and well-being in the digital landscape.
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