Tangible interface → digital interface

Clavier accord du Xerox Alto
A Microwriter MW4
Steve Mann's septambic keyer custom molded to fit the hand, with one key for each finger, and three for the thumb

Source: "Intelligent Image Processing" by Steve Mann, John Wiley and Sons, 2001.
Stentura 8000LX steno writer
Open source stenotype hardware created by the SOFT/HRUF project
A classic mouse
The Engelbart mouse
An ergonomic keyboard
A "Truly Ergonomic Keyboard" fixed-split keyboard
An "AlphaGrip" Handheld Keyboard
Maltron Keyboard with Malt Layout
Maltron Expanded Keyboard designed for people with cerebral palsy
Foot mouse
The iconic NES controller
The SNES/Super Famicom gamepad, which popularized the layout used by most modern gamepads
A Logitech G29 racing wheel
Atari 2600 Paddle Controller
A dual-joystick controller for the original PlayStation
A joystick controller for the Atari 2600 video game system
EyeWriter, a low-cost, diy and open-source eye tracking system originally designed for paralyzed graffiti artist Tempt1
Wireless laser finger mouse
Ring mouse
The ball-based Telefunken Rollkugelsteuerung RKS 100-86
HP-HIL Mouse
A modern six-degrees-of-freedom (6 DOF) 3D mouse
Guitar controllers
Wii Balance Board
The Nintendo Zapper, a light gun for the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) video game console
Makey-Makey example
Machine DanceDance Revolution
PlayStation controller for Dance Dance Revolution
Dance Dance Revolution gamepad for home console
The Power Pad, a floor mat game controller for the NES
Game of Power Pong (a bicycle powered video game) being played at the "Hackers At Large" conference, held in Enschede, Netherlands
The Joyboard, Atari 2600 balance board peripheral
Gamercize, Playstation 2
Ring Fit Adventure, Nitendo Switch
Arkanoid controller
The Konami LaserScope
Power Glove controller for the NES
Turbotronic joystick for the NES
U-force, hand movements controller for the NES
Sega Activator, full-body motion based video game controller
Dreamcast fishing controller (or Tsuri Controller)
Sega paddle controller
Sega smash controller
TeeVGolf, Golf controller
PlayStation DualShock controller
Six-button Genesis/Mega Drive controller
Nintendo 64 controller
Gravis Gamepad for the PC
Fairchild Channel F console and its two controllers
Wii remote
Nintendo Switch Joy-Con controllers
Pointing stick on a Lenovo ThinkPad
A touchpad on an early-2000s-era Sony Vaio laptop, an early example of a modern laptop touchpad.
The three buttons Alto mouse (Xerox)
The Nicoud or "Depraz" swiss mouse
C7 Logitech, the first Logitech mouse
Logitech, Pilot mouse, the first mouse with a scroll wheel
Shooting in the rain by Antonin Fourneau et Manuel Braun, hijacking the Nintendo Zapper pistol
Sponge game by Antonin Fourneau et Manuel Braun, Sponge Game is an installation that requires people to touch a sponge and each other to interact in a normally solitary game
Mario under pressure by Antonin Fourneau, the installation proposes to control all the interactions of the Super Mario game only through a pressure sensor.
HyperOlympic by Loic Horellou and Djeff Regottaz, device to play the Konami arcade game "track and field" from 1983
Bodily interface to design a publication with gestures. Experimentation during the Hackers & Designers Interfacial Workout workshop
Repurposing controller and toys to control Photoshop, Hackers & Designers Control the Controller workshop
The PJ Machine (Publishing Jockey Machine) is a box with arcade buttons to control a web interface for publishing. Made by Sarah Garcin
do·doc box controls do·doc capture interface, by l'Atelier des Chercheurs
Using a MIDI controller to design posters, by g.u.i
Zenith “Lazy bones”, the first remote control for television
Zenith “Flash-Matic”, the first wireless remote control for television
Zenith “Space Commander”, wireless and mechanical remote control for television
Nintendo “Super Scope” light gun for Super Nintendo
The Dreamcast Gun for Sega Dreamcast
Full motion racing simulator with all 6 degrees of freedom