It provides the familiarity of interaction of a physical mouse without actually needing a real hardware mouse. It's fairly impressive stuff and would be good for companies to adopt in the future. Mouseless is an invisible computer mouse. As the computer mouse has remained largely unchanged over the last decades, we have become increasingly proficient at operating the two-button mouse.
#Mouseless a computer mouse as small as invisible software
The video below shows a demonstration of how the software works and how accurate it is. Mouseless is an invisible computer mouse that provides the familiarity of interaction of a physical mouse without actually needing a real hardware mouse. The system costs just $20 to build which is interesting and would allow laptop users to more comfortably work as well as carry less around when out and about. By skimming the IR beam across the desk the software can pick up where the signal is cut off and calculate where your hand is and move the mouse pointer appropriately. Mouseless(Invisible computer mouse) Normal people began to use the computers in 8oth century.now 30 years have been passed.many changes have been made.many items have been discovered.but still one thing is keep remaining under old style.that is mouse. The IR sensor sits on the back of a laptop and detects movement to the side of the laptop. This discussion is about 'Mouseless - an invisible computer mouse' in the 'Computer Hardware' forums. The concept was created by Pranav Mistry along with Patti Maes and Liyan Chang and basically gets rid of the mouse completely.īy using an IR sensor with some custom software, the movements of a hand on a desk can be interpreted in to mouse and finger movement allowing users to simple glide their hand on a desk and tap the desk with their finger. The next step is to get rid of the mouse altogether and have an invisible mouse, also known as Mouseless.
The user cups their hand, and the laser beam lights up the hand that is in. The laser beam module creates a plane of IR laser just above the surface the computer sits on. It uses an infrared (IR) laser beam and an infrared camera. The computer mouse has advanced over the years by trimming down a little, becoming optical, becoming more responsive and becoming wireless to name a few advances. MIT Media Lab researchers have developed Mouseless, an invisible computer mouse that costs about 20 to build.
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