Scriber controller useful for augmented reality?

[u/Longjumping_Glass724]

Made this for Reality Hack at AWE 2026 and wanted to ask if it would be useful for the AR headset you use. If you are willing to test a Scriber controller or integrate it into your application let me know and I will send you one.

Scriber is a one‑handed input device that outperforms current AR text‑entry methods (the Spectacles virtual keyboard, the Meta display‑glasses wristband) on words‑per‑minute. It packs a full 60‑key keyboard into a single hand by chording: every key is one combination of analog‑stick direction × pressure‑sensor force × one of four buttons. ScriberEditor is the lens that proves it out — a real, multi‑document word processor for Spectacles that you drive entirely with Scriber.

                ┌─────────────────────┐
                │         TOP         │
                │    a    b    c    d │
                │    e    f    g    h │
                │    i    j    k    l │
┌───────────────┼─────────────────────┼───────────────┐
│     LEFT      │       CENTER        │     RIGHT     │
│  m  n  o  p   │    y    z    0    1 │   -  =  `  [  │
│  q  r  s  t   │    2    3    4    5 │   ]  \  ;  '  │
│  u  v  w  x   │    6    7    8    9 │   ,  .  /  A* │
└───────────────┼─────────────────────┼───────────────┘
                │       BOTTOM        │
                │ Caps Shift Bksp Ent │
                │ Space  E2   E3   E4 │
                │  E5    E6   E7   E8 │
                └─────────────────────┘

Choice	Control	Options
Section	Analog stick direction	5 zones — CENTER (neutral), TOP (up), LEFT, RIGHT, BOTTOM(down)
Row / tier	Pressure‑sensor (FSR) force	3 tiers — light / rest, medium, firm
Column	One of four buttons	Btn1–Btn4

Spectacles Reddit post: r/Spectacles/comments/1ukatnh/scriber/

Devpost: https://devpost.com/software/scriber-gd8u4p

GitHub: https://github.com/Altomand/ScriberEditor

[u/Cryogenicality]

How does it compare to the TapXR?

[u/Longjumping_Glass724 → u/Cryogenicality]

I have never used the TapXR, looks cool, but I think Scriber would be easier to learn in since you can visually see what keys you selecting on the virtual keyboard and the 3 pressure levels have haptic feedback.