171 results about "Computer mouse" patented technology

A method of authorizing a computer mouse to perform a particular action may include receiving, by a network device, a request associated with a particular action to be performed by a computer mouse. The request may be digitally signed using a private device key of the computer mouse. The method may include validating, by the network device, the digitally signed request using a public device key previously provided by the computer mouse. The method may include generating a response to the request. The response may indicate whether the computer mouse is authorized to perform the particular action associated with the trusted request. The method may include sending the response to a client device associated with the computer mouse.

A computer mouse comprising a chassis, a support beam with a first end configured to receive and secure a removable keyplate and a second end opposite the first end, and a keyswitch coupled to the chassis in an inverted configuration. In operation, the second end portion of the support beam moves up and contacts the keyswitch as the first end of the support beam is moved down. The keyswitch module may be operable to be coupled to the chassis at a plurality of different coupling locations, each coupling location operable to cause the second pressing force on the keyswitch to increase or decrease based on a distance from the keyswitch to the fulcrum. The keyplate can be non-destructively removeable from and couplable to the support beam without disassembly of the housing. The keyswitch can be non-destructively removeable from and couplable to the chassis without disassembly of the housing.

In some embodiments, a computer mouse comprises a housing, a depressible keyplate disposed within the housing, a carrier platform including a top side and disposed within the housing, a haptic element coupled to a top side of the carrier platform, a biasing system configured to couple the carrier platform to the housing and provide a pre-loading force that pushes the haptic element coupled to the carrier platform against a bottom surface of the depressible keyplate, and a limiter element operable to physically limit a movable range of the keyplate in one direction that prevents a top surface of the keyplate to deflect past an adjacent top surface of the housing due to the pre-loading force, the top surface of the keyplate and the adjacent top surface of the housing forming a continuous contour when the depressible keyplate is in a non-depressed, neutral position.

In some embodiments, a computer mouse comprises a housing, a multi-tiered and depressible keyplate including a first tier and a second tier, a haptic element, a subchassis configured to support and directly couple the haptic element to a bottom surface of the first tier of the keyplate, and a sensor (e.g., force sensor, keypress detection sensor, and the like). In some cases, when depressed by a threshold distance, the second tier of the multi-tiered depressible keyplate makes contact with the sensor, causing the sensor to detect that the multi-tiered depressible keyplate is depressed. In some aspects, the multi-tiered depressible keyplate is a monolithic structure such that the first and second tiers move as a single unit relative to the housing when the multi-tiered depressible keyplate is depressed. In some embodiments, haptic energy generated by the haptic element is coupled to the first tier of the multi-tiered depressible keyplate, and a pressing force pushing the multi-tiered depressible keyplate down is coupled to the sensor via the second tier of the multi-tiered depressible keyplate.

In some embodiments, a computer mouse includes a housing, a depressible keyplate, and a haptic element coupled to a bottom surface of the depressible keyplate. The haptic element can be configured to operate in a plurality of modes of operation including a first mode and a second mode. In the first mode of operation, the haptic element can generate a haptic output that statically and unidirectionally deflects and holds the haptic element and coupled keyplate at a deflection distance. In the second mode of operation, the haptic element can generate a second haptic output that bidirectionally deflects the haptic element relative to the deflection distance thereby generating a vibrational feedback that is superimposed on the unidirectional deflection at the deflection distance. In some aspects, the haptic element is a piezoelectric device and the control signal is a voltage applied to the haptic element.

A motorized finger activator device for interaction with a touch-sensitive computing input device is disclosed. Use of the motorized finger activator device for interaction with a touch-sensitive computing input device will work for users who do not use computer mouse.

In some embodiments, a computer mouse comprises a housing, a depressible keyplate disposed within the housing, a carrier platform including a top side and disposed within the housing, a haptic element coupled to a top side of the carrier platform, a biasing system configured to couple the carrier platform to the housing and provide a pre-loading force that pushes the haptic element coupled to the carrier platform against a bottom surface of the depressible keyplate, and a limiter element operable to physically limit a movable range of the keyplate in one direction that prevents a top surface of the keyplate to deflect past an adjacent top surface of the housing due to the pre-loading force, the top surface of the keyplate and the adjacent top surface of the housing forming a continuous contour when the depressible keyplate is in a non-depressed, neutral position.

1. The application of the present appearance design: used for connecting to a computer and controlling the computer as an input device;2. The key point of the present appearance design: the shape;3. The figure or picture which fully shows the key point of the present appearance design: perspective view;4. The broken lines in the drawings depict portions of the computer mouse that form no part of the claimed design.

The invention relates to an ergonomic computer mouse (1) used in a horizontal position like a conventional mouse. The shape according to the invention is characterized in that it comprises distinct support surfaces for the different parts of the hand and fingers, as well as a dedicated space for the little finger in a folded position (7). Thanks to a balance between palmar and finger grips, and greater freedom for the little finger, such a shape provides the hand with ergonomic and intuitive comfort, with the aim of preventing or reducing musculoskeletal disorders (MSDs) related to the use of a computer mouse. Figure 1

1. Name of the product in this design: Mouse. 2. Purpose of this design: As a computer mouse. 3. The key design feature of this product is its shape. 4. The image or photograph that best illustrates the design's key points: 3D view 1.

A computer mouse module (10) includes: a power supply assembly; a motion sensor (12); an encoder operable for encoding data collected by the motion sensor (12); a transmitter for transmitting the encoded data to a computer; and a physical connector (14) for detachably attaching a handle (11) to the computer mouse module. The computer mouse module (10) can be attached to the handle (11) to form a functional mouse, wherein a user holds the mouse handle (11) to control the mouse.

A switchless computer mouse comprising: a keyplate operable to be depressed over a range of motion; a conductive element coupled to the keyplate; a sensor configured separate from the conductive element; a haptic element; and one or more processors operable to: control the sensor to detect a position of the conductive element over the keyplate range of motion; and control the haptic element to generate a haptic feedback when the sensor detects that the position of the conductive element corresponds to a preset threshold position within the range of motion.

1. The name of the product under this design: Mouse (NM618S). 2. Purpose of this design product: a computer mouse. 3. The key point of the design of this product lies in its shape. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Design 1 3D drawing. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design.

1. Name of the designed product: Mouse (VT2). 2. Use of the designed product: used as computer mouse. 3. Design points of the designed product: in shape. 4. Picture or photo best indicating the design points: perspective view 1.

The utility model discloses an intelligent ring controlled by an embedded GF (Glass Fiber) or OGS (One Glass Solution) micro touch screen. The control main board is embedded and mounted in the ring main body; the battery is arranged between the control main board and the ring main body; more than one detection sensor is arranged on one side, facing a wearing finger, of the control main board and is used for monitoring heart rate and exercise health parameters of a wearer; the touch screen is arranged on the ring main body; a Bluetooth unvarnished transmission module is arranged on the control mainboard and used for being connected with external equipment such as a mobile phone and a computer. By integrating the master control BLE module, the touch driving IC and the omnibearing touch screen, efficient touch operation signal processing and stable Bluetooth communication connection are achieved, a user can remotely control external equipment through the touch screen on the intelligent ring to control a mobile phone and achieve the function of a computer mouse, the wearing comfort and convenience are improved, and the intelligent ring has the advantages of being simple in structure and convenient to use. In addition, accurate and sensitive user interaction experience is provided, the application scene of the intelligent ring is greatly expanded, and the intelligent ring has wide application prospects in the aspects of health monitoring, intelligent home control, portable equipment operation and the like.

A novel system and method for rehabilitation, using a computer game, comprising a computer, a camera and a display screen. The rehabilitation method runs on the computer, on which the game is also played. The camera monitors movements and positions, while the subject uses the limb or fingers to perform monitored therapy-related movements or exert force. When the patient reaches a predefined goal, the relevant feature of the computerized game is triggered, just like the click or movement of a computer mouse or joystick. The method is useable at the clinic or at home and is suitable for any computer game preferred by the patient. It requires no wearables, may use common occupational therapy accessories, adaptive to patient capabilities, and adjustable for motion in all six degrees of freedom. These advantages make therapy sessions cost effective, simple to operate, flexible, engaging and suitable for multiple ages and disabilities.

The broken lines depict portions of the computer mouse which form no part of the claimed design.

A method for tracking a position of an optical computer mouse based on determining a spatial displacement between image frames. A respective image frame is considered as an anchor frame if the respective image frame comes first in a sequence of image frames or the distance of the respective image frame to its immediately previous anchor frame is equal to or greater than a displacement threshold, and the respective image is considered as an intermediate frame if its distance to its immediately previous anchor frame is below the displacement threshold. Only anchor frames are stored in memory and used for future displacement measurements between image frames captured by the mouse.

1. Name of the design product: Computer mouse. 2. Use of the design product: For controlling a computer. 3. Design key points of the design product: The combination of shape and pattern. 4. Picture or photo that best shows the design key points: Perspective view.

1. The application of the present appearance design: used to connect to a computer as an input device to control the computer; 2. The key point of the present appearance design: partial protection of the product's shape; 3. Images or photographs that best represent the key design features: perspective view; 4. The broken lines in the drawings illustrate portions of the computer mouse that form no part of the claimed design.

1. The product name of the present appearance design: computer mouse;2. The application of the present appearance design: used to be a computer mouse that connects to a computer, serves as an input device and controls the computer;3. The key point of the present appearance design: the shape;4. Images or photographs that best represent the key design features: perspective view;5.The broken lines in the drawings illustrate portions of the computer mouse that form no part of the claimed design.

1. Name of the product in this design: Side grip of a computer mouse. 2. Purpose of this design: The product as a whole is used as a computer mouse; the protected part is mainly used to align the user's hand with the mouse body when the user grips the mouse, and it can also be used to provide a side scroll wheel function for operating the mouse. 3. The key design features of this product are the shape of the portion shown by the solid line. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key design points: Design 1 3D diagram 1. 5. Design 1 is designated as the basic design.

As shown in the diagram and description, a decorative design for a scroll wheel. The scroll wheel is used for scrolling content. The wheel design features a circular shape with a central hub and multiple spokes arranged radially and at equal intervals outwards. The wheel has symmetrically arranged rectangular spokes and is low cylindrical in shape. The spokes raised from the surface give it a raised, three-dimensional appearance. The dashed lines in the diagram illustrate a standard mouse and an ergonomic mouse and are for peripheral purposes only and do not constitute part of the design for which registration is sought. 1.1) Perspective view; 1.2) Top view; 1.3) Left side view; 1.4) Right side view; 1.5) Front view; 1.6) Perspective view; 1.7) Top view; 1.8) Right side view; 1.9) Front view

1. The application of the present appearance design: the entire product is used to connect to a computer and serves as an input device for controlling the computer; the function keys of the computer mouse, which are two concave-convex keys on the computer mouse, provide an aesthetic and ergonomic user experience, allowing users to assign common operations or macro commands according to their needs; 2. Images or photographs that best represent the key design features: perspective view 1 (1.1); 3. The broken lines in the drawings illustrate portions of the computer mouse that form no part of the claimed design.

The present invention discloses a scroll wheel device for a computer mouse, comprising a bracket; an inner magnetic attraction portion is fixed in the bracket, and the inner magnetic attraction portion is provided with two or four outer magnetic teeth. When the inner magnetic attraction portion has two outer magnetic teeth, it extends in the vertical direction; when there are four outer magnetic teeth, one pair of outer magnetic teeth extends in the vertical direction, and the other pair extends in the horizontal direction; an outer roller is rotatably arranged outside the inner magnetic attraction portion, and the outer roller and the inner magnetic attraction portion are suspended coaxially, and a toggle wheel is arranged on the outer circumference of the outer roller; inner circumference teeth are arranged on the inner wall circumference of the outer roller, and the outer roller is made of a material that can be magnetically attracted. In the present invention, when the inner circumference teeth and the outer magnetic teeth are staggered in space, the suction force between the two is the smallest, and when the two are facing each other in space, the suction force between the two is the largest, so that the suction force changes periodically between the maximum and the minimum through the change of the corresponding position between the two to achieve the segment sense of the scroll wheel, and the assembly is simple and the processing cost is low.

The present invention relates to a holder for portable electronic devices made up of a cushion body comprising a top surface, a bottom surface, a front surface, a rear surface and two side surfaces. The bottom surface comprises a curved moulding designed to fit the contours of the chest and lap of a user's body in the supine, semi-supine or seated position. The top surface comprises an inclination that abuts against a protrusion with a notch, a central recess that adapts to the size of an adjustable holder, a series of support grooves in the upper third portion of said central recess, a connecting means connecting the central recess to the adjustable holder, and two side recesses where an anchoring mechanism that engages with a removable support for a computer mouse is connected.

1. The name of the product of this design: Mouse (LJ‑V161). 2. Purpose of this design product: for computer mouse. 3. The design key point of this appearance design product lies in the shape. 4. The picture or photo that best illustrates the key points of the design: Design 1 Stereoscopic drawing 1. 5. Designate Design 1 as the base design.

The utility model discloses a multifunctional multi-key computer mouse, which relates to the mouse field and comprises a shell, a main control board is arranged in the shell, a key control board is arranged above the main control board in the shell, an upper cover is mounted at the top of the shell, a first side cover is mounted on one side of the shell, and a second side cover is mounted on the other side of the shell. A key assembly is installed on one side of the first side cover. According to the mouse, the key assembly is arranged, so that a user can customize the functions of the keys through mouse driving software in the use process of the mouse so as to adapt to different use scenes and requirements and improve the operation speed and convenience, and the keys are all arranged to be triangular protrusions; when the mouse is used, the thumb is in contact with the triangular inclined planes of the keys, so that the mouse keys better conform to the ergonomic design, the touch feeling of the mouse is improved, the surfaces of the first key, the second key and the fourth key are provided with anti-skid protrusions, and the thumb can rapidly and accurately touch and operate the keys to improve the operation speed when the mouse is used through the arrangement of the anti-skid protrusions.

1. The product name of the present appearance design: computer mouse; 2. The application of the present appearance design: used to be a computer mouse that connects to a computer, serves as an input device and controls the computer; 3. The key point of the present appearance design: the shape; 4. Images or photographs that best represent the key design features: perspective view 1 (1.1); 5. The broken lines in the drawings illustrate portions of the computer mouse that form no part of the claimed design.

A device for controlling a computer via a user interface, wherein the device has the functions of a computer mouse, namely movement of a mouse pointer on the user interface, command input by calling up a button, and scrolling, wherein the scrolling and command input functions can be implemented using a touchscreen, and the device has a hand and / or forearm support, characterized in that a single runner (1) or two parallel connected runners (1) are each curved sinusoidally upwards in their end regions up to the region of the apex (2), and the lower curved region has a flat section (3), wherein the touchscreen (4) with scrolling and command input functions is arranged in one end region,the other end region has a support function for the forearm and in the flat section (3) there is an upwardly facing hand support (6) and a motion detection system (11) pointing downwards towards a support (9) for moving the runners (1) on the support (9) for controlling the mouse pointer.,