Smartphones that can identify knuckle touch and fingernails
A
modified smartphone, fitted with a small vibration sensor and running
Harrison's Finger Sense software, listens for the acoustic and vibrational
differences between the three different types of touch, the New Scientist
reported.
A
fingertip could select an object while a knuckle tap could work like the
right-click on a computer mouse and open up a submenu, for example.
"A
big problem with touchscreens right now is that they are very simplistic,
relative to the capability of our hands. We could do so much more,"
Harrison said.
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