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I'm not sold on your idea mainly because for me, to avoid RSI in the wrists, I've found the cheapest wired mice to be the lightest and thus easiest to move arou
by darkclouds 3y ago
I'm not sold on your idea mainly because for me, to avoid RSI in the wrists, I've found the cheapest wired mice to be the lightest and thus easiest to move around avoiding RSI strain. Since then I've found out an increase in Manganese can help protect the cartilage on the bones and bones in the wrist.
But if you insist.
Identify the companies you want to take on the considerable expense of R&D and manufacturing, and will hand over a slice of their profits to you for just having a brain wave.
Compose and send them a nice letter if you feel generous enough and committed enough to invest in the cost of a stamp, if not send them an email.
Wait and react accordingly.
Do you have a timeout setting?
If you want to have a monopoly on the idea, file a patent, in every country, but beware patents can be expensive to file, and the lawyers defending them can cost even more. Cue Abba's Money Money Money, to help that sink it. ;)
- CableNinja 3y agoThe idea im having would not add much, if any, weight to the mouse, and in some cases might even lower its weight. At least in my initial vision, the mouse upper shell (and possibly buttons) would be replaced with this product, and would be formed for the users hand, in the users "comfortable" or most often used position.