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About 3,013 papers for “Keypad”

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SpringerReference · 2011

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Martin H. Weik · 2000

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Keypad Device

National Cancer Institute · Definitions · 2020

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PocketC Keypad

http://www.orbworks.com/wince/pckeybd.html · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 1999

PocketC Keypad is a simple POCKETC Input Keyboard for PPC. You can Input all POCKETC Functions and Constants and it also comes with a simple GUI-Builder. Note: Requires Pocket C

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Keypad Door Lock

iftikhar Manzoor Khadim (Pakistan) · OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints)

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Privacy-enabled keypad

Day, Philip, Coventry, Lynne · Northumbria Research Link (Northumbria University) · 2011

A privacy-enabled keypad comprising: a keypad; an opaque shield upstanding around the keypad for restricting viewing of the keypad to a user of the keypad; and at least one illumination source disposed on a portion of the shield facing the keypad, and oriented to illuminate the keypad. A public access terminal incorporating the privacy-enabled keypad is also disclosed

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Function-Keypad Template Filer

P. A. Headley · 1986

Each page of filer shows various keypad designations corresponding to variety of software packages. Filer has various templates bound together so they are indexed easily and stand up for ready viewing. Template filers are made of inexpensive materials. Templates of various manufacturers can be added in pages appropriately die cut to receive them. Microcomputer operators using variety of software packages assisted by simple filer that illustrates various keyboard functions corresponding to different software packages. Keyboard functions change, depending on selected software. Filer has set of templates showing keyboard functions for various software packages. Templates set up quickly as desktop references to key functions.

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Automated Random Color Keypad

Maheshwari Prasad Singh, Manish Verma, Kumar Abhishek · International Journal of Information and Communication Technology · 2019

In early 1970s, automated teller machine came into existence which was placement for cash counters at banks. People could now do transactions 24X7 with ease. But as ATM expanded its reach into human life, crimes related to ATM theft and fraud increased exponentially. There are flaws related to ATM security which is exploited by the criminals. ATM card cloning, card skimming, ATM pin theft are few of the most common crimes related to the ATM. These crimes result in loss of money measured in billions. The newspapers are full of these crime reports and hacks. In this paper, we have proposed an automated random colour keypad by which ATM security can be enhanced; making these ATM attacks and fraud very difficult. This ARC keypad will act as a secure replacement for traditional ATM keypad. Several experimental results of the ARC keypad have been included in this paper which proves that our mechanism enhances ATM pin security and reduces the chances of fraud to a great extent.

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ATM keypad QIIME analysis

Holly M. Bik, Julia M. Maritz, Albert Luong et al. · Figshare · 2016

This fileset contains QIIME commands and outputs used to carry out the analysis in the manuscript entitled <b>"Microbial community patterns associated with Automated Teller Machine (ATM) keypads in New York City" </b>(Bik et. al, submitted)<br>Microbial swab samples from Automated Teller Machine (ATM) keypads in New York City were subjected to environmental marker gene sequencing for the 16S rRNA gene (targeting bacteria/archaea) and 18S rRNA gene (targeting eukaryotes).<br><br>

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Stretchable touch sensitive keypad

Darryl Cotton, Ingrid Graz, Stéphanie P. Lacour · Procedia Chemistry · 2009

We present a multifunctional and stretchable capacitive sensor capable of accurately detecting large strains, pressure and human touch. The device is prepared as a plate capacitor with stretchable thin gold film electrodes. Using conventional patterning techniques, a 3x3 array of stretchable sensors is prepared and implemented as a largearea 9-node touch pad. The array can operate when worn around the wrist or subjected to large deformations (>10% strain), measure pressure (up to 160kPa) and register touch applied with a finger, a metallic or plastic stylus.

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ATM keypad QIIME analysis

Bik, Holly, Maritz, Julia M, Luong, Albert et al. · Figshare · 2016

This fileset contains QIIME commands and outputs used to carry out the analysis in the manuscript entitled <b>"Microbial community patterns associated with Automated Teller Machine (ATM) keypads in New York City" </b>(Bik et. al, submitted)<br>Microbial swab samples from Automated Teller Machine (ATM) keypads in New York City were subjected to environmental marker gene sequencing for the 16S rRNA gene (targeting bacteria/archaea) and 18S rRNA gene (targeting eukaryotes).<br><br>

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RF-Keypad: A Battery-Free Keypad Based on COTS RFID Tag Array

Yufan Zhang, Zhimiao Zhan, Weiqiang Jin et al. · IEEE Internet of Things Journal · 2023

With the explosive increase in the Internet of Things (IoT) devices, there is a rising demand for seamless and intuitive interactions between users and smart devices. Existing solutions require either dedicated sensors with microcontroller and battery power or modification of the hardware. This article presents RF-Keypad to realize a battery-free and wireless touch input interaction solution via commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) radio frequency identification (RFID) devices. RF-Keypad can easily turn an ordinary rigid object into an interaction touch keypad by deploying a tag array on the surface of the object. RF-Keypad extracts the received signal strength (RSS) variation feature of the touch action and builds an RSS-based model to detect the touch events, which is robust to the tag position and orientation. To acquire better performance, best touch area that poses distinct RSS variation feature is studied and optimal placement of the tag array is also investigated to eliminate mutual coupling effect between adjacent tags. Two touch detection algorithms based on RSS variance (RV) and the variance of the RSS variance (VoRV) are proposed, respectively, where the RV-based algorithm suits the scenario of fixed antenna-tag distance and the VoRV-based algorithm is designed for the scenario of variable antenna-tag distance. We implement a prototype of RF-Keypad with commodity RFID devices. Extensive experiments show that RF-Keypad achieves a touch detection accuracy of higher than 96% under fixed antenna-tag scenario and higher than 91% under variable antenna-tag distance scenario. An intelligent door access application is developed to highlight the practicality and scalability of our solution.

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Honeywell Touchcenter Keypad Image Converter

Honeywell · Bulletin of Miscellaneous Information (Royal Gardens Kew) · 2007

Touchcenter Keypad Custom Home Page Image Converter Program for the 6271 Keypad The Custom Home Page Image Converter Program allows a user to create a custom home page for their Graphic Keypad using an existing 8 bit or 24 bit image. This program provides the capability to converting the image only. The image to be converted can be from a camera or any photo program that can be used to make or edit 8 bit or 24 bit bmp, jpg, or jpeg images.

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The secure haptic keypad

Andrea Bianchi, Ian Oakley, Dong Soo Kwon · 2010

Authentication in public spaces poses significant security risks. Most significantly, passwords can be stolen, potentially leading to fraud. A common method to steal a PIN is through an observation attack, either using a camera or through direct observation (e.g. shoulder-surfing). This paper addresses this problem by presenting the design and implementation of a novel input keypad which uses tactile cues as means to compose a password. In this system, passwords are encoded as a sequence of randomized vibration patterns, making it visually impossible for an observer to detect which items are selected. An evaluation of this system shows it outperforms previous interfaces which have used tactile feedback to obfuscate passwords.

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Junior-Research-Keypad: First Release

Patrick Taylor · Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research) · 2016

This is the first release of the code for my junior research project

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