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Future Study

Cheonji Keys

Cheonji Keys proposes a wearable interface assembled from keycaps separated from their machines. Commands, worn letters, memory, and repetition would move from fingertip scale to the body. The work remains conceptual.

Conceptual direction; physical construction has not begun.

Keycaps, language, technology, input, commands, and memory

Material study for Cheonji Keys, showing the proposed surface materials before construction.

CONSTRUCTION / MOVEMENT / CARE

Materials, construction, movement, and handling.

Materials

Materials

Keycaps, language, technology, input, commands, and memory

Keycaps, language, technology, input, commands, and memory

Weight or current measure

Weight or current measure

The first panel will establish whether the interface can stay flexible.

The first panel will establish whether the interface can stay flexible.

Construction

Construction

Conceptual only. Possible studies include flexible keycap islands, spacing at joints, and optional low-power interaction at a later stage.

Conceptual only. Possible studies include flexible keycap islands, spacing at joints, and optional low-power interaction at a later stage.

Wear

Wear

Flex, pressure, sound, and joint clearance remain hypothetical until a physical study exists.

Flex, pressure, sound, and joint clearance remain hypothetical until a physical study exists.

Care

Care

Not applicable while the work remains conceptual.

Not applicable while the work remains conceptual.

Physical presence

No physical interface, flex, or interaction test is currently verified.

Decision record

No physical failure record exists. The central question is how rigid caps might form readable commands without turning the garment into a shell.

Handling and care

No physical object currently exists to preserve.