A laptop with an open text box surrounded by voice input, neural impulse reading, gesture control, and eye tracking.
Text transmission becomes part of a broader interaction between a person and a system

The keyboard feels so familiar that it is easy to see it as a permanent part of the computer. We use it to enter passwords, write emails, work with websites, manage a server through the terminal, place an order in an online store. It is accurate, fast, and understandable. But that does not mean the keyboard will always be the main way to enter text.