Ambiguous keyboards provide efficient typing with low motor demands. In our project l concerning the development of a communication aid, we emphasize adaptation with respect to the sensory input. At the same time, we wish to impose individualized language models on the text determination process. UKO–II is an open architecture based on the Emacs text editor with a server/client interface for adaptive language models. Not only the group of motor impaired people but also users of watch–sized devices can profit from this ambiguous typing. .
