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A mouse and housing technology, applied in the field of mouse, can solve problems such as pause, inconvenient operation posture change, erratic cursor, etc.

Active Publication Date: 2016-10-26
蒋新东
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The mouse disclosed in this application, although it is hoped that the operation does not need to stop intermittently when changing the posture, in fact, the operation of the buttons and the scroll wheel will pause when the posture is changed, and the cursor operation will pause, and it is easy to cause the cursor to wander.
Therefore, it is not very convenient when changing the operating posture

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Embodiment 1

[0043] Example 1: Please also refer to Figure 1A to Figure 1D ,as well as Figure 1E, the mouse 001 according to Embodiment 1 of the present invention includes a casing 102, and includes an image sensing element and a lens not shown in the figure. The housing includes a bottom 104 , a front end 108 , a rear end 109 , a rear end 1091 , an inner side 105 and an outer side 103 . The outer side has an outer side wall 1031 . A left key and a right key as main keys are arranged on the upper part of the front end of the housing, and a scroll wheel is arranged between the left key and the right key. The mouse 001 also includes: a first light source is provided to provide a first light beam. When the mouse is placed on the working surface 6 with the housing bottom 104 and slides to sense the moving state of the cursor, the first light beam passes through the housing A light-transmitting area 106 of the body bottom 104 is projected onto the working surface 6 ; and a first lens is co...

Embodiment 2

[0060] Please refer to Figure 5 The main difference between the mouse 005 of the second embodiment of the present invention and the mouse 001 of the first embodiment is that the mouse 005 is set on the inner side of the second half of the casing, and is used to slide the mouse 005 on the working surface outside the casing. The notch 053 for placing the thenar muscle part where the palm protrudes downward in the state of sensing the movement of the cursor includes a shell inner section 054 that is linearly inclined to the outside of the shell. The rear end 055 of the housing of the mouse 005 is on the outer side of the housing of the longitudinal section 057 that passes through the thickness center line of the roller 056 and is perpendicular to the axial direction of the roller. Compared with the notch 110 of the mouse 001 , which includes a casing inner section 111 that is recessed to the outside of the casing in a concave arc shape, the mouse 005 has a different notch shape ...

Embodiment 3

[0065] Please refer to Figure 6A , Figure 6B The main difference between the mouse 006 in the third embodiment of the present invention and the mouse 001 in the first embodiment is that the mouse 006 is set on the inner side of the second half of the housing, and is used to slide the mouse 006 on the working surface with the outer side of the housing 062. Move the notch 063 to place the thenar muscle that protrudes downward in the palm in the state of sensing the movement of the cursor, including a section from the rear end of the housing to the end of the rear end of the housing, from the inner side of the housing 061 to the outer side of the housing and toward the outer shell. The inner section 064 of the rear end of the concave arc-shaped housing is concave on the outside of the body, and the curvature of each point is equal or nearly equal, so that the rear end 065 of the housing is offset from the center line of the thickness of the roller 066 and the vertical section 0...

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Abstract

Provided is a mouse. According to the mouse, cursor movement can be sensed when the bottom of a shell is arranged on a working surface for slipping, and cursor movement can also be sensed when the outer side of the shell is arranged on the working surface for slipping. A notch is formed in the inner side of the latter half portion of the shell and used for containing the thenar muscle part, swelling downwards due to the fact that the thumb holds the bottom of the shell, of the palm when the state of cursor movement is sensed when the outer side of the shell is arranged on the working surface for slipping; or from the position in front of a point which is 1 / 3 of the longitudinal length of the shell away from the rear end to the front end to the tail end of the rear end of the shell, the inner side of the shell is deflected to the outer side of the shell in a rectilinearly inclined or concave-arc inclined or concave-arc-containing inclined mode, therefore, the tail end of the rear end of the shell is deflected on the side, passing through the thickness center line of a rolling wheel and perpendicular to the axial longitudinal section of the rolling wheel, of the outer side of the shell. By means of the advantages of the mouse, the wrist and the palm can change operation postures at two operation states conveniently, adverse adjustment action is avoided, operation on a key and the rolling wheel does not need to be stopped, and cursor pause and cursor drift cannot occur.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a mouse. Background technique [0002] Nowadays many people need to operate the computer for a long time, and the mouse is one of the most important input devices of the computer. The strain pain of the palm, wrist and arm caused by the long-time operation of the mouse is just puzzling people. [0003] After research, it can be found that the root cause of strain pain and even "mouse hand" is a single rigid hand posture for a long time. [0004] In order to alleviate the fatigue and pain caused by a single rigid hand posture, some people have to train to use the left and right hands alternately to operate the mouse, or alternately use two mice of different sizes and shapes to operate, but this is very inconvenient and not an effective solution plan. [0005] Chinese Patent Application Publication No. CN105425989 discloses a mouse that can change the operating posture of the wrist and the palm, while relaxing and soothing the ...

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Patent Type & Authority Applications(China)
IPC IPC(8): G06F3/0354
CPCG06F3/0354G06F3/03541G06F2203/0334
Inventor 蒋新东许芳
Owner 蒋新东
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