Mouse Devices

Dragger is a software utility for manipulating the left, right, and middle mouse buttons of a standard mouse or mouse emulator often used by people who have physical motor challenges.

Advanced computer mice that offer fully programmable button controls, increased sensitivity, as well as adjustable weights and speeds.

Switch control activated with either a "sip" or "puff" of the lips with the included small mouth piece.

A software program that teaches young children to use a mouse.

A Sip and Puff (breath) mouse controller with options to operate other assistive systems such as environmental control. The HAPP can be used alongside other computer inputs and has a special mode for head-mouse products such as Camera Mouse.

A device that connects directly to a computer and uses a simple pulse sensor to turn just about anything into a touchpad. Simple creativity for kids and for users who cannot use conventional touchpad.

A 3D interface for gaze-based interaction and target selection using continuous pan and zoom and is designed as a predictive text entry system.

Windows software program that allows any joystick to position the mouse cursor and enables the joystick buttons to operate as mouse buttons.

Program that converts the two mouse clicks into keystrokes.