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The Hoverstop active ergonomic mouse is suitable for assisting with the rehabilitation and prevention of injuries and discomfort associated with computer mouse usage. The Hoverstop assists by changing the mouse usage habits that produce static loadings on the body. How the Hoverstop Works The Hoverstop ergonomic mouse has a built-in sensor that detects if there is a hand close to or on the mouse. It then starts a timer-counter. Mouse action (clicking, scrolling) is monitored. If there is no mouse action for more than 10 seconds, the built-in vibration unit is triggered. The vibration will continue until you click the mouse or remove your hand. Every time you click or scroll the timer-counter is reset to zero, so during ordinary, active use of the mouse a signal is never generated. However, our research results show that there are always longer periods of inactive time, with you still holding the mouse. The Hoverstop mouse is operating system independent. All necessary functions are performed by the mouse itself, not using processor time from the PC or slowing it down. Just plug it into the USB/PS2 port and start using it.
For more information on how to use the Hoverstop and an introductory video please visit http://www.hoverstop.com If you would like a demonstration or no obligation trail please contact Balanced Ergonomics
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