Hand-and-foot four-function mouse

Abstract

The invention relates to a hand-and-foot four-function mouse belonging to a computer mouse, in particular to a hand-and-foot four-function mouse. The hand-and-foot four-function mouse comprises press buttons, a mouse circuit board, a mainboard cover plate, a main backing plate, a heel backing plate, a cross nesting slide rail and a foot cover, wherein the main backing plate and the heel backing plate are connected through hinges; the cross nesting slide rail consists of a main slide rail, an L-shaped auxiliary slide rail, a slide rail block and a limit screw; the main slide rail horizontally passes through the inner cavity of the slide rail block, both ends of the main slide rail are fixed on the main backing plate through bolts, and the slide rail block horizontally slides on the main slide rail; and the L-shaped auxiliary slide rail vertically passes through the inner cavity of the slide rail block, is provided with a round rectangular channel on the horizontal direction and vertically slides in the slide rail block. The invention has simple structure, complete function, hand-and-foot four functions, attractive appearance and convenient carrying.

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technical field [0001] The mouse with four functions for hands and feet of the invention belongs to a mouse for computers, and in particular relates to a mouse with four functions for hands and feet. Background technique [0002] Today, with the rapid development of information technology, computers play a pivotal role in people's lives. However, the operation of computers is inseparable from the mouse. Most common mice are operated by hands. Injured and disabled people who have been having difficulty using computers for work, study and entertainment. For able-bodied people, frequent use of mouse operations can also cause damage to fingers or wrists due to long-term repetitive work. Therefore, some inventors have designed the mouse operated with feet, which helps the disabled to use the computer well, and also helps people who use the mouse for a long time to reduce wrist or finger injuries, but their invention has the following disadvantages: it can only be used by feet, ...

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Problems solved by technology

Therefore, some inventors have designed the mouse operated with feet, which helps the disabled to use computers well, and also helps people who use the mouse for a long time to reduce wrist or finger injuries, but their inventions have the following disadvantages: they can only be used by feet, It can only be used with both hands and feet; it can only be used with one foot, and the left and right feet cannot be used; the button design is too simple and does not consider the comfort of the disabled; there is no scroll wheel, which is inconvenient for reading and surfing the Internet; it is large and cannot be adjusted, which is inconvenient carry etc.

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