ROTATIONAL MOUSE

• US 20110260973A1
• Filed: 11/23/2010
• Published: 10/27/2011
• Est. Priority Date: 11/26/2009
• Status: Abandoned Application

• Current Assignee: Sang-Cheal Kim
• Original Assignee: Sang-Cheal Kim
• Inventors: Kim, Sang-Cheal
• Application Number:
  US13/126,095
• Publication Number:
  US 20110260973A1
• Time in Patent Office: Days
• US Class Current: 345/163
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 2203/0333 Ergonomic shaped mouse for one hand
• CPC Class Codes: G06F 3/03543 Mice or pucks G06F3/03541 takes precedence

Abstract

This invention is concerning a mouse that is characterized by the way it moves like a swimming fish, and an objective is to provide a mouse configured to prevent sweat from collecting in the hand. The mouse in this invention designed to achieve said objective and is characterized by comprising: a body having buttons mounted on the top of the mouse that emits electrical signals, a button mounted on the bottom that recognizes the movements; wherein one side of said body is joined by a hinge to provide a rotating part that can rotate.

Claims

1. A mouse characterized by being comprised of:

the body which have buttons that emit electrical signals mounted on top and also have sensor that recognizes movements on the bottom;

the center axis which although is joined by a hinge to a side of the said body to include a part that can rotate where said rotating part is joined to said body'"'"'s one side of the top by a hinge and extended outward and curves down to the desk surface wherein along said center axis are braces that are spread out lengthwise on either side of the gap along center axis and curved downward to the desk surface.

4. A mouse characterized by the middle of the length of said center axis is joined by a hinge as in claim 1.

5. A mouse characterized by its configuration:

wherein Lug #1 is configured on one side of said body;

wherein at the ends of the center axis is a pair of Lugs #2 that correspond to the top and bottom ends of said Lug #1;

wherein on one side, whether top or bottom, of said Lug #1 is configured a groove wherein Lug #2 is inserted and on the other side is configured a step surface where Lug #2 is securely placed as claim 4.

6. A mouse characterized by a USB port is mounted onto its body as in claim 1.

2. A mouse characterized by being comprised of:

the body wherein on its top, buttons that emit electrical signals are mounted, and on its bottom is the sensor that recognizes movements is mounted;

a rotating part that is joined by a hinge to one side of the said body and is able to rotate wherein said rotating part is joined by a hinge to the bottom of one side of said body;

wherein the center axis extends outward from the body;

wherein supports spread out lengthwise along the center axis and secured to the top part.

3. A mouse characterized by its configuration:

wherein said supports toward the front have a larger area than the supports toward the rear and therefore the exterior shape formed by the supports create an upward protrusion as in claim 2.

7. A mouse characterized by the middle of the length of said center axis is joined by a hinge as in claim 2.

8. A mouse characterized by a USB port is mounted onto its body as in claim 3.