Head controlled mouse devices

GlassOuse V 1.3 head-controlled mouse

Wireless head-controlled mouse. You connect to a device with Bluetooth. Your selected 0/1 switch is connected via the 3.5 mm jack input on the glasses

Quha Zono X head-controlled Bluetooth mouse

Discreet small head-controlled mouse with Bluetooth. For your computer, smartphone, tablet and the like. You can connect one or more 0/1 switches via bluetooth or use dwell software for mouse clicks.

GlassOuse V1.2

GlassOuse V1.2 for 0/1 switch or dwell software

GlassOuse mouse

Take GlassOuse on as a pair of ordinary glasses and connect via Bluetooth (just as you connect a headset). You control the mouse by moving the head and clicking by bite the contact. Alternatively, click with another contact. Sensitivity can be set in the same way as a regular mouse.
Works with windows, android, linux and smart TV.

Itongue

Communication and wheelchair controller in one product
ITongue is for people who are paralyzed but still have mobility in their tongue. Itongue makes it possible to control the wheelchair and the communication devices such as your computer mouse and keyboard, tv or smart devices.

Quha Zono X

Ihandle

Communication and wheelchair controller in one product
Ihandle is a finger-controlled device made for people in wheelchairs, who has very little movement left in their fingers. With the product, it is possible to control the wheelchair as well as smartphone, tablet, computer mouse-keyboard and TV.

Quha Zono 2

HeadMouse Nano

The Nano gives you control of your Grid Pad with smooth accurate head tracking. Nano is a hands free cursor control solution. By tracking a small reflective dot that you place on part of your body, such as your forehead. Smoothing options allow you to tweak the Nano to suit you. Enclosed in a robust enclosure which mounts neatly to your Grid Pad.

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