AirMouse lets you wear it like a glove
(Credit: Deanmark)
Canadian firm Deanmark's wearable mouse comes almost close to aping the glove interface worn by Tom Cruise's character in Minority Report. Though it's no power glove or highly calibrated gaming hand sock like the Peregrine gauntlet, the AirMouse does seem capable of addressing repetitive strain injuries. Even with the best of ergonomic mice at your fingertips, there's no avoiding wrist fatique. Take it from yours truly.
Since a certain late entertainment icon has made the one-gloved look chic, you shouldn't feel weird out donning the AirMouse around your palm. This rodent works on wireless, uses an optical laser, runs a week on a single charge, and is said to be pretty fast and accurate as it functions by aligning itself with the ligaments of your hand and wrist.
(Credit: Deanmark)
Certainly, when Deanmark outs this later in the year (for a "modest" US$129), we'd love to get our mitts on something this cool, particularly when it comes to testing out the claim that the AirMouse remains inactive while your hand is placed flat, allowing you to type and mouse easily.
Via Gizmag
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