Hi, so many cool ideas in this thread but this one really caught my attention. As it happens I've been investigating solutions like this under an open source basis. Unfortunately I didn't pay enough attention to "marketing" so I was forced to quit due to lack of funding. Now my hands are sort of tied by a greedy copyright clause in my contract so I'm not sure how much I personally can do as I really want my work to be in the hands of the public.
One of my ideas is exactly using morse but more as a means to demonstrate a way to make a new input method learnable via a HUD.
Apart from that I'd think you might be interested in Dasher and that you should check out the solution that Stephen Hawking is using which happens to be open source.
I've put in quite a lot of thought into this and would love to discuss this with you.
If you are interested please use contact form in link below or let me know how I can contact you.
This is fascinating. Dasher looks incredible. I was wondering where this thing was going to go (if anywhere) after this initial "use case". I will definitely look into this.
One of my ideas is exactly using morse but more as a means to demonstrate a way to make a new input method learnable via a HUD.
Apart from that I'd think you might be interested in Dasher and that you should check out the solution that Stephen Hawking is using which happens to be open source.
I've put in quite a lot of thought into this and would love to discuss this with you. If you are interested please use contact form in link below or let me know how I can contact you.
http://tbf-rnd.life