KR20100101030A

KR20100101030A - Vertical mouth of small size

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Publication number: KR20100101030A
Application number: KR1020090019515A
Authority: KR
Inventors: 신호열
Original assignee: 신호열
Priority date: 2009-03-07
Filing date: 2009-03-07
Publication date: 2010-09-16

Abstract

The present invention allows the user to use the mouse more conveniently when working with a notebook or computer, especially when using the mouse for a long time, do not feel tired or uncomfortable, because of the small size can be used conveniently or when carrying To provide a new structure of the mouse.

To this end, the present invention is provided with a pressing plate that can be moved by placing the finger portion, the knob is protruded next to the pressing plate, while operating the mouse when moving the left and right up and down, rather than holding the mouse to operate the pressure plate with a finger pressing pressure slightly ,

The present invention relates to a mouse, characterized by imparting a scroll function by turning a protruding knob, and imposing a left-click button functioning as a general button and a right-click button functioning as a selection button to push or press the knob.

Description

Vertical mouth of small size

The present invention relates to a mouse of a computer, provided with a pressing plate on which a finger portion is placed, and moving the mouse by the frictional force generated when the pressing plate is weakly pressed by the finger rather than holding the mouse when moving the left and right up and down. The present invention relates to a computer mouse that can be made very small by minimizing fatigue and improving operation accuracy and convenience.

As the use of notebooks and computers increases, many prior arts have been developed to maximize the ease of use and portability. In particular, attempts to miniaturize by changing the shape, structure, or size of the mouse, but the problems caused by the intended miniaturization has caused the difficulty of gripping or unnatural gripping method. Another problem is that when the mouse is used a lot of time to give a lot of strain on the wrist caused a problem called VDT syndrome. Many prior arts have been developed for the prevention of VDT syndrome. In particular, much effort has been made to improve the gripping method where the palm is positioned downward, which is the biggest cause of VDT syndrome. At the forefront of the effort is the development of a vertical mouse with a gripping method where the blade is placed on the floor.

The vertical mouse holding method prevented VDT syndrome and was able to be used without feeling fatigue or discomfort. Vertical mice, however, have a disadvantage in that they are difficult to adapt to the initial user in an unfamiliar way.

While the improvement of the gripping direction has been made due to other problems, it still has not escaped from its original problem of gripping, but rather the size is largely increased in consideration of the stability of the standing mouse, causing inconvenience to users due to the large size, When the mouse is clicked, the mouse shake occurs, making accurate pointing difficult, and it is not suitable for use in a CAD program or a game program that requires fast mouse movement.

The present invention is to improve the inconvenience of the conventional mouse, and to improve the ease of use.

The present invention has been attempted to develop a mouse suitable for notebooks and PCs as the use of notebooks and PCs has increased, but a lot of small size mice have been developed in consideration of portability.

And due to the nature of the laptop, the place of use may be shaken, tilted or released.

There may be no room for it, in which case the right mouse is not being developed.

In addition, as the use time of the computer increases, the eye, the arm, the waist, and the like often become excessive. Body fatigue that builds up over long periods of time is realized at least several to ten years later, rather than immediately causing symptoms.

In the case of the back or neck, it is easily prevented by correcting the sitting position of the chair. However, even if you use the assistive device to correct the posture, you will gradually get tired even if you use the keyboard and mouse all the time.

In particular, keyboards and mice cause widespread pain in areas such as wrists, shoulders, elbows and necks. People who use the keyboard and mouse for a long time mainly complain of pain,

It is known that the frequency is increasing recently as new words such as 'keyboard elbow' emerge. Reflecting this, it is well known that patients rarely come to related departments such as orthopedics, rehabilitation, and family medicine.

The reason for the pain caused by using the keyboard and mouse for a long time is because of the excessive use of muscles and tendons in a specific area due to simple repetition. Sometimes inflammatory symptoms come together, and even worse, muscle weakness. A study in a foreign country found that people who work on the keyboard for more than five hours a day are 12 times more likely than those who work for less than five hours.

The most ideal way to protect the user from the 21st century new computer syndrome is to minimize the fatigue by developing peripheral ergonomically-produced peripheral devices and keyboards that stimulate the human body.

Commonly used mice cause pain in the arms and shoulders after prolonged use.

A mouse is one of the most popular peripherals for using a computer. Therefore, functional aids such as wrist protectors and gel pads have become widespread because they give a lot of irritation to arms, wrists and shoulders due to long-term use. However, the most fundamental problem with using a mouse is that the palm of the hand is directed to the floor. If you use the mouse in the usual way, the elbows to wrists to work in a crooked position to put the burden on the whole arm and shoulders.

The present invention is to solve the above problems by using the mouse at an angle to the natural position of the human body structure because there is no unnecessary twist to be transmitted to the wrist, arm, and shoulder even if used for a long time.

The present invention, in order to solve the above problems, is provided with a pressing plate on which the finger portion is placed, and instead of holding the mouse when moving the mouse left and right, instead of moving the grip by the friction force generated when pressing the pressure plate weakly with the finger. By doing this, the movement is easy to minimize the fatigue, and by rotating the left and right rotation knobs protruding by the pressure plate, it is possible to operate the fine scroll, and tilt the rotation knob when applying force from the side with your finger A click action is made to improve the accuracy and convenience of operation.

As described above, according to the present invention, the convenience of the operation is increased by not holding the mouse, and there is no inconvenience in the operation even if it is made in a very small size, thereby reducing the burden on the musculoskeletal system of the user due to the small and light weight. It improves work capacity and prevents VDT syndrome by enabling fast and fine operation.

The present invention is a means to solve the above problems, the first embodiment will be described in the pressing plate 1 of the thin plate is provided in the bottom portion, as shown in Figure 1 the finger grooves to improve the adhesion to the finger When the user places the middle finger or ring finger on the finger groove and presses down pressure, the friction force with the mouse increases, and the left and right move up and down, and the user can move without holding the mouse. The function as a mouse is performed by the action of the optical sensor 4 of FIG.

Rotating the rotary knob (3) formed to protrude on the pressing plate (1) with the thumb and the thumb not to grip the mouse to the left or right to give a function to the scroll operation.

The encoder 2 is configured to be formed on the lower part of which the rotary knob 3 is mounted, and the encoder 2 is rotatably fitted to the sensor plate 6 when described in detail with reference to FIG. 5. When the direction of the force applied to the rotary knob 3 is rotated on the sensor plate 6, that is, in the same direction as the arrow of FIG. 8, the switch pressed against the encoder 2 is operated to operate. When the rotary knob 3 is pressed down or picked up, that is, in the same direction as the arrow of FIG. 7, the pressed switch in contact with the sensor plate 6 is configured to operate.

Functions are assigned to each switch 5, and in detail, a left click button functioning as a general button and a right click button functioning as a function selection button, and a function setting button for setting a function by a user's selection, Set and use each one.

Undesirable movement of the mouse can be suppressed when the rotary knob 3 is rotated or when the rotary knob 3 is moved up, down, left and right, due to the action of the force held by the finger on the pressing plate 1.

As a further solving means, the second embodiment will be described. As shown in Fig. 9, the thickness of the rotary knob can be made thin to improve portability.

Referring to the third embodiment, which is another method of improving portability, the rotation knob is horizontally configured as shown in FIG. 10 to operate using the thumb.

As described in the second and third embodiments, a fourth embodiment in which an unfoldable or collapsible means is provided to improve the inconvenience of operation, which is a problem that may occur when the portability is maximized. As shown in FIG. 11, the rotary knob 3 can be folded and carried as shown in FIG. 11.

As another means of solving the present invention, the fifth embodiment will be described. In the case where the keyboard and the mouse are frequently used alternately, it is very convenient to use the mouse attached to the finger. The clip (8) can hold the finger pressing the pressing plate (1) so that the keyboard can be used without being inconvenient while being fixed to the nail and the upper part of the finger when using the keyboard. The optical sensor 4 on the lower surface of the pressing plate 1 is in contact with the floor to perform the function of the mouse.

Referring to FIGS. 14 and 15, the sixth embodiment in which the rotating knob 3 is configured in the fifth embodiment is described with reference to FIGS. How to use the rotary knob (3) in the state attached to the method to operate using the thumb, and if the finger is bent to touch the floor, the rotary knob (3) protruding a little more than the nail touches, and rotates When the knob 3 moves to the floor and moves left and right, a scrolling operation is performed, and the click of the mouse makes it possible to operate by configuring the switch 5 at the part where the finger is mounted.

When performing a scroll function using the thumb in the sixth embodiment, a seventh embodiment, which is improved to increase the range of operation of the thumb, will be described with reference to FIG. 16. If one side of 9) is fitted and the other side is fitted to the belt pulley provided in the pressing plate 1, the belt can be moved in the lateral direction as shown in FIG.

Referring to FIG. 17, an eighth embodiment, which is improved to prevent the mouse from being dropped in an inclined environment or in a shaking situation in the case where it is not mounted on a finger as in the first embodiment, is described. When the magnet is inserted into the floor, and the magnetic body plate 10 made of a material that adheres to the magnet is inserted into or below the keyboard of a notebook computer or a keyboard of a general computer, the mouse is inclined as shown in FIG. 17. It is attached without falling off and convenience of use increases.

While the invention has been described in terms of specific embodiments, it is to be understood that this is for the purpose of description and not of limitation, and that the scope of the appended claims should be construed as broadly as conventional techniques permit.

1 is a perspective view of a first embodiment;

2 is a front view of FIG. 1;

3 is a top view of FIG. 1;

4 is a bottom view of FIG. 1;

5 is a partial perspective view of the first embodiment;

6 is a front view of FIG. 5;

7 is a rear view of FIG. 5.

8 is a left side view of FIG. 5;

9 is a perspective view of a second embodiment;

10 is a perspective view of a third embodiment.

The perspective view at the time of use of 4th Embodiment.

The perspective view at the time of storage of 4th Embodiment.

13 is a perspective view of a fifth embodiment;

14 is a perspective view of a sixth embodiment;

15 is a perspective view of an example of use of the sixth embodiment;

16 is a perspective view of a seventh embodiment.

17 is a perspective view of an eighth embodiment;

Claims

The mouse which consists of a press board 1 which can press and touch a finger, and the friction force which arises by the contact | adherence of a finger and a press board 1 enables a moving operation to be carried out, without holding a mouse.

The mouse according to claim 1, wherein a concave groove is formed in a shape in which a finger is placed on the pressing plate (1) to improve adhesion between the finger and the mouse, and the mouse can be moved even without holding the mouse.

A rotating knob having a scroll function embedded in the pressing plate 1 protrudes and is formed perpendicular to the pressing plate 1, and when the rotating knob 3 is rotated clockwise or counterclockwise, a mouse performs scrolling.

Each switch is provided with a switch that operates when the rotary knob 3 is pressed, a switch that operates when lifting, a switch that operates when pushing left, and a switch that operates when pushing right. A mouse that enables you to perform many of the known unique functions of your mouse.

A rotating knob having a scroll function on the pressing plate (1) is formed horizontally on the pressing plate (1), and rotates the rotary knob (3) to the left and right to perform a scroll operation.

The mouse according to claim 3 and 5, wherein the rotary knob (3) formed vertically or horizontally can be folded for portable use and can be used for unfolding for use.

The mouse according to claim 1, wherein a fixing clip (8) is formed on the pressing plate (1), so that the mouse can be used with a finger.

The rotating knob (3) according to claim 7, wherein the direction of rotation of the rotary knob (3) is configured to coincide with or slightly protrude to the edge of the nail at the end of the direction in which the finger is fitted. The mouse touches the floor and moves the finger left and right to perform scrolling.

The mouse according to claim 8, wherein a belt (9) is fitted to an edge of the rotary knob (3), and when the belt (9) is moved, the rotary knob (3) is configured to move along the scroll to perform a scroll function.

The mouse according to claim 1, wherein the material of the lower part of the pressing plate (1) is made of magnets, or the mouse is attached when a magnet is inserted into the magnetic material.

A keyboard provided with a mouse pad, which is formed by inserting a magnetic plate 10 made of a magnetic material on or below a keyboard of a laptop keyboard and a general computer.