Innovation Fixation in Tampa Bay: In10did

DecaTxt enables users to type, text or send emails with one hand by using a pocket-sized, blue-tooth connected gadget ideal for people with medical conditions that make typing on a full-sized qwerty keyboard difficult.

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Entrepreneurship

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August 2, 2016

Editor’s note: This short video is part of a TBCN series featuring local inventors, showcasing the future of technology in the Tampa Bay region.

Program description: Have you ever needed a third hand in order to text and hold your coffee? Meet Wayne Rasanen, inventor of DecaTxt, a blue-tooth powered device that puts the power of a qwerty keyboard into your single hand. Users can now type code, email or game safely and accurately with one hand. Everything is at your fingertips.

Company: In10did

Participant: Wayne Rasanen

Produced at TBCN, Your Community Broadcasting Network.

Supported by Hillsborough County Economic Development Innovation Initiative (EDI2).

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