InterUnit-UI is a PC-UI alternative to the commonly used WIMP UI,
that results in better UI ergonomics.
It has been designed with the goal of improving the ergonomic-efficiency of PC-apps.
It uses several techniques to do this:
InterUnit-UI presents a user-interface as a sequence of temporal interface-units called InterUnits.
Each InterUnit presents an interface behavior to service a specific user-goal.
It has full access to the screen and all user-input peripherals.
InterUnits can be independently optimised for ergonomic-efficiency.
A special InterUnit called the EngagementManager interfaces with the underlying OS's WIMP window.
It serves as a front-end control for all other InterUnits.
It loads and unloads other InterUnits and manages the current engagement session with the user.
It also maintains some history of app usage.
We provide a CodeEditor included in the InterUnit SDK on a per-platform basis.
This CodeEditor can be used to develop an InterUnit.
Since the user interacts with a single InterUnit at a time,each InterUnit can be optimized for use-ability independently.
This makes the development of any InterUnit a lot simplersince the initial code can be refined over time.
The SDK is always provided as source code, which the developer may modify.
It includes a CodeEditor InterUnit-app as source-code.
InterUnit-UI will be made accessible to developers via an app called Ergonomix.
Khitchdee Design is applying for copyright and intellectual property protection for InterUnit-UI technology.
Our intellectual property attorneys are Mendelsohn Dunleavy, PC.
We license Ergonomix to developers, development teams, universities and large organisations and we license the InterUnit-UI SDK to PC OEMs.
Individual developers or development teams use Ergonomix to develop and deploy InterUnits inside PC, tablet or smartphone apps.
PC OEMs may license the InterUnit-UI SDK to create OS front-end alternatives to WIMP.
An individual developer may license Ergonomix for $50 / year (TBD)
A small development team (<10 people) may also license Ergonomix for $500 (TBD).
A single team license may be used by all members of a team.
Larger organisations and universities can license Ergonomix at negotiated annual rates.
OEMs may license the InterUnit-UI SDK to develop UI front-ends for an PC or mobile OS.
These licenses are negotiated and on a per seat basis.
After the wxWidgets SDK, we plan to release native versions for other platforms such as: