Pointing and Clicking

A software that allows people with severe motor disabilities, especially quadriplegia and muscular dystrophy, to have access to computers. It is driven by commands that are spoken in a microphone. 

A program that simulates the use of the mouse and keyboard, and enables the activation of programs and functions in the Windows environment. 

Provides computer mouse control through joystick or game pad. 

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

A facial mouse that allows users to handle the mouse pointer with head movements. It is a standard USB webcam facial mouse that allows full person-computer interaction, without the use of hands, cables, sensors, or any other device that limits or interferes with the user.  

Touchpads based on mutual capacitive sensing for multi-touch capabilities.

It converts the action of a standard switch, or the sound picked up by a microphone, into one or more combinations of keys or mouse clicks.

A Windows application that allows a user to use a mouse or other pointing device without clicking buttons. It is ideal for people with RSI and people who use alternative pointing devices such as a head pointer or joystick.

Program that converts the two mouse clicks into keystrokes.

The BJOY Chin allows computer control with your chin. Its small size, position of the buttons, accuracy and all the mounting options and possibilities make this mouse a versatile device. It can be tailored to the user’s needs and capabilities and the operation can be customized using the BJOY Software.