Jouse
A Mouth Controlled USB Joystick.
Introducing two new Jouse models: Jouse+ and JouseLite
Manufacturer: Compusult
The Jouse3 is an advanced, joystick-operated plug-and-play solution for alternative cursor control and access for computers and mobile devices.
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Description
Just move the precision joystick with your mouth, cheek, chin or tongue to control your computer, mobile device*, or switch-controlled device or AAC system. The further you move the joystick, the faster the cursor travels. You can perform right-click, left-click, and double-click actions with the sip and puff switches built into the Jouse3.
The Jouse3 comes with two types of mouth pieces; a disposable type for multiple users and a rigid, more comfortable type in two different lengths for full-time users. The Jouse3 comes with 20 disposable mouthpieces, as well as two long and five medium-length permanent mouthpieces.
The Jouse3 comes with built-in support for two external switches. If the user cannot perform a sip or puff function (e.g., if they are on a respirator), they can use a switch as an alternative.
In addition to the replaceable and washable sip and puff tubes and tube holder, a saliva filter for enhanced hygiene and a spare filter unit is also included.
*Devices must have a built-in USB port or USB adapter. iOS devices must also support VoiceOver.
Manufacturer: Compusult
The new Jouse+ includes all the features of the Jouse3 plus a new Gaming Mode, Alternative Mouse Mode, Middle Mouse Button Mode and Enhanced External Device Control.
Manufacturer: Compusult
JouseLite includes all the features of the Jouse+, but is lighter and smaller, including a more compact and less intrusive joystick with the same great performance.
Testimonial
"This is to inform you that I received my Jouse3. I cannot believe how easy it was to set up. Most importantly, I cannot believe how easy it is to use. This is the first time in years I am not dependent on someone to move my arm from my wheelchair joystick to my computer mouse. I can now back away from the computer at will and move my legs with my elevating leg rest, or I can recline periodically throughout the day. Please thank the powers that be for this wonderful device. The independence is priceless as is the ability to maintain doing my job and earning a living."
L. Bertolini
