Studies have shown that excessive use of the mouse can cause not only stress but also serious health problems. “Excessive” may mean little more than a few hours a day, but that’s another story. However, the good news is that two Canadians were concerned for people stressed and invented a type of mouse more comfortable to hand. AirMouse a wireless device is unique in that it can be worn like a glove.

The product has been clinically tested and works very easily and are sensitive after you use the hand ligaments. An optical camera detects movement. Even if your hand will stay in a neutral position, the laser will transmit a force vector built higher than that conveyed by a normal mouse. But miracle mouse will remain inactive until the hand is in neutral. Therefore, when found key position, you have problems typing with gloves AirMouse attached. As for battery life, AirMouse can withstand a full week without having to load.

Model designers, Oren Tessler, plastic surgery resident physician, and Mark Bajramovic, who teaches industrial psychology at a school in Montreal, spent 300,000 dollars so far to see prototype ready by March. And a combination of the project called for 75,000 dollars for a 15% share, according to Financial Post.

We can expect the next six or 12 months AirMouse be available on the market. The price would be 129 dollars. You think that would completely replace “mouse” so familiar?

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