DK200000138U3 - Ergonomically designed computer mouse - Google Patents

Description

DK 2000 00138 U3

Denominations.

"Physio-funder".

Ergonomically enhanced computer mouse where size is the change.

Field of application.

For all kinds of computers, instead of previously known mouse types. Connecting to a computer can be wired or wireless

Prior art.

The usual mouse types for computers have been known for 20 years. The hand rests on the table, the mouse is inside the hand and click keys on the front are activated with the fingertips of the hand. Common techniques can be used in various combinations, e.g. with cord or wireless or for example one or more click-fasters in the front

For normal mice, there are accessory products that seek the same effect that I seek, including. ComfortPoint (patent unknown to me).

Problem to be solved

The same for the common types is that more and more users are having problems with so-called mouse arm. This despite various miscellaneous design ergonomic variations to date. And despite the accessories committee. I want a solution contained in the mouse itself, without deselection.

The new technique

The new is the format, ie. the size of the comptermouse.

Actually, all known techniques and designs can be used in combinations.

But by extending the body of the computer mouse itself, compulsory hand-held support must be ensured at every use, every single time.

Effect.

When the root is secured, a working position from 0 to 35 degrees of slight flexion (and possibly from 0 to 35 degrees of light supination of the hand) is thereby given better length-tension conditions for the forearm extensor muscles. Because this muscle group is no longer constantly shortened, the risk of mouse arm is reduced.

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Annex 1. :

The process, from observation to idea.

Picture 1: My son can work for hours playing computer games with strikingly great endurance and with no sign of the mouse arm. The reason could very well be that his hand is so small that the palm of the hand itself rests on the body of the mouse itself.

Picture 2-6: The final design can have many faces. Everything from a simple magnification of the known mouse, to a telescopic function design that can be adjusted to multiple sizes of user hands.

Appendix 2-5: (Especially the one with the 4 photos- P »n> s, no. 4, has high explanatory value)

Design proposal for the first new mouse with built-in hand rest support Here wireless and preferably in combination with patent EP 0674288 Al of 27 9.1995.

Appendix 6:

Proposed prototype.

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Use Model Requirements.

Requirement 1:

Any computer mouse with built-in wrist statues in the body of the mouse itself, with the resultant flexion of wrists in flexion between 0 and 35 gr Requirement 2:

Any computer mouse with built-in palm rest in the body of the mouse itself, with consequent angulation of the wrists in flexion, as in claim 1, but also with supination of the hand between 0 and 35 gr.

Requirement 3:

Simple augmentation of common computer mouse types, the result of which is the user's hand root support, as in the requirements above.

Requirement 4:

Computer mice, where variable size / telescopic function can offer work positions to users of different body dimensions, as required above.

Requirement 5.

Computer mice with a length between 12 and 18 cm, between click-point in the front and palm root in the stern.

Requirement 6:

New designs, where size changes in length, width or height, result in the mouse itself offering wrists to lie in working position, as the requirements above.

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