<ul><li>KnuckleBoard is an experimental keyboard interface developed by researchers at KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Ericsson Research for easier typing in mixed reality.</li><li>The interface takes advantage of proprioception, the body's sense of movement and position, by allowing users to type by tapping on their own knuckles with special gloves.</li><li>The KnuckleBoard prototype consists of two gloves with conductive pads on fingertips and knuckles, monitored by Arduino boards, enabling users to type alphanumeric characters in a VR or AR environment.</li><li>Users testing KnuckleBoard found it effective for typing while sitting, standing, and walking, hinting at potential applications beyond typing such as in VR, AR software, and games.</li></ul>

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