User at computer workstation
Computer workstation with screen-based keyboard and head mouse. The transmitter is a small self-adhesive reflector which sits on the user and the receiver sits on top of the screen. The receiver reads the movements of the reflector and moves the mouse cursor in the same way. The mouse clicks with an automatic click. Next to the screen is a document holder that can also be used to make notes by holding a pen in the mouth.
Head mouse model: Head mouse Extreme from Rehab Center
Users comments
Conny is essentially satisfied with this form of control. He can move to the workstation unassisted and begin to write. He feels it is important to have an assistant who is good at computers.
Purchased from
Origin Instruments, www.orin.com/access/headmouse/ (last checked Nov 2024).
Paid for by
County council (head mouse) and user
Editors comments
Head mouse Nano is a new version of Head mouse Extreme.
You can download other virtual keybords, for example ‘OnScreenKeys’.
Document holder
