Publications
Dasher Manual and Special Needs Guide
- Manual (15 pages) (Draft)
- Spanish Manual (contributed by Niriana Blasco)
Dasher in Korean
A six-page paper by David MacKay:
Key Research Papers
Most of the original research work on Dasher was done by David Ward.
Between 1999 and 2002, three assessments of Dasher were made, comparing it with alternative text entry systems on three platforms:
- One-handed text-entry using mouse alone
- Text-entry on a pocket PC with a stylus
- Text-entry with no hands, using Dasher with an Eyetracker
The details can be found in David Ward's PhD thesis and in the publications listed below.
Mouse-driven Dasher
Dasher - a Data Entry Interface Using Continuous Gestures and Language Models
Eyetracker-driven Dasher
Fast Hands-free Writing by Gaze Direction
Hands-free Text Entry using Dasher with an Eyetracker
Article from ACNR magazine
Dasher - an efficient keyboard alternative by David MacKay
Tiny A5 Flyer about Dasher
Dasher - Information-efficient text entry
Article for Glot International magazine
Dasher - an efficient keyboard alternative by David MacKay
Article for Interfaces magazine
Dasher - an efficient keyboard alternative by David MacKay
Bliss-Dasher - Efficient semantic writing with any muscle
Related Research (Newest First)
This list is synced from our curated bibliography and sorted by publication date (newest first) to highlight recent relevant work.
Browse the full shared bibliography on Paperpile
40 years of eye typing: Challenges, gaps, and emergent strategies
A comparative usability study of two Japanese gaze typing systems
An evaluation of Dasher with a high-performance language model as a gaze communication method
Bliss-Dasher - Efficient semantic writing with any muscle
Bridging the communication rate gap: Enhancing text input for augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
Dasher – an efficient keyboard alternative
Dasher – an efficient keyboard alternative
Dasher \_ an efficient keyboard alternative
Dasher---a data entry interface using continuous gestures and language models
Eye gaze techniques for human computer interaction: A research survey
Eye movements and human-computer interaction
Fast and flexible selection with a single switch
Fast Hands-free writing by Gaze Direction
Gaze typing compared with input by head and hand
Low-cost gaze interaction: ready to deliver the promises
Modelling noise-resilient single-switch scanning systems
Noise tolerant selection by gaze-controlled pan and zoom in 3D
Now Dasher! Dash away! longitudinal study of fast text entry by Eye Gaze
Optimal codes for human beings
Predictive tree-based virtual keyboard for improved gaze typing
SSVEP-based BCI control of the DASHER writing system
Text Entry by Eye Gaze
Text input rate enhancement for Tobii AAC products
The potential of dwell-free eye-typing for fast assistive gaze communication
Speech-Dasher Prototype
Keith Vertanen has made nice videos of his prototype speech-recognition/Dasher hybrid.