American company Additional technologies uncovered oral pad, the company’s latest accessibility product that will allow users to control the mouse using a language. The device is still being tested by the manufacturer, but when released, the hope is that it will help people with disabilities have a fully functional mouse that won’t cause speech problems.

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The manufacturer indicates that the model will work as language-sensitive trackpad and that it will have right-click and left-click buttons that will be performed by pressing the user’s tongue as well as suction.

through your twitter increase states that he believes technology should be accessible to everyone and that his company has worked with people with disabilities to develop oral pad. This new mouse will connect to the device via Bluetooth and will offer “precise and expressive cursor control” with a comfortable fit in the user’s mouth.

Credits: Disclosure of additional technologies

But apart from functionality, the company emphasizes that the device will not interfere with the user’s speech, as its “slim design minimizes the impact on speech, making it a convenient solution for users who need to communicate verbally while using the device.” This will also allow users to use their speech recognition software normally when using a mouse.

The model must also not stand out in the user’s mouth during use, with the manufacturer stating that it will be “virtually invisible to the world”. On its official website, the manufacturer claims that the model will support Mac OS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android, will have 5 hours battery life and 2 hours of charging.

currently Additional technologies doing beta testing oral pad. But the manufacturer is already giving users the opportunity to queue up to be the first to buy a new mouse. Unfortunately, the first units will be sold exclusively in the US, and she hasn’t revealed the product’s possible price just yet.

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Via: Futurism Source: Augmental

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