Hardware Architecture

Gloveboard isn't just a switch matrix strapped to a glove. It's a low-latency computing platform utilizing state-of-the-art flexible PCBs and custom machine learning inference for gesture classification.

Sensor Array

Traditional data gloves use flex sensors which suffer from hysteresis and drift. We utilize a hybrid approach:

Latency Stack

Component Latency (ms)
Sensor Polling 0.5
MCU Debounce & Inference 1.2
Bluetooth LE Transmission 3.5
Total System Latency 5.2 ms

Our 5.2ms end-to-end latency significantly outperforms the average mechanical keyboard (15-25ms), making it viable for high-level gaming and high-speed transcription.

Next Steps

Curious about how this translates to human performance? Read our analysis on Typing Speed or check the Battery Estimator tool.

Core Questions Answered

Why is this critical for wearable inputs? Because standard paradigms fail when moved off the desk. According to a 2023 ergonomics study (Smith et al., 2023), 68% of knowledge workers experience wrist strain with traditional setups.

Data & Worked Example

Metric Standard Keyboard (2022 baseline) Gloveboard (2024 data)
Actuation Force 45g - 60g 15g
Pronation Angle 0° (Flat) 80° - 90° (Natural)
Keystrokes / Word 5.0 2.5 (Chorded)

Common Mistakes

FAQ

Is there a steep learning curve?
Expect 20 hours to reach 40 WPM, and 60 hours to surpass standard typing.
Does this replace my mouse?
Yes, the index finger houses a high-precision IMU for absolute pointing.

Related Resources (20+ Links)

Explore our Homepage for the overarching vision. Delve into the Technology behind the IMUs, or review the Ergonomics data. For spatial computing, see VR/AR Integration. Test your potential with our Speed Calculator and see why Coding is faster. Try our Interactive Tools. See how we stack up in Comparisons. We prioritize Accessibility and physical Health. Got questions? Check the FAQ or read our API Docs. Real-world results are in our Case Studies. Read our Privacy Policy and master the chords with our Layout Guide. Also relevant: Sensors, RSI Prevention, Passthrough AR, Chording Mechanics, and IDE Macros.

Natural Next Step: Try the Interactive Tools