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Flip Flop Mouse
The Toe Mouse is especially designed for those who have upper limbs disability and cannot use their hands to move the mouse. This ergonomically designed gadget uses our natural ability to grip between the toes, for manipulating the Mouse. You need to slip it on, between the big toe and second, just as you would wear your flipflops. The sensor below the big toe acts as the left click button and the one below the second toe is the right click. I find very little flaws in this design, and going by the determined grit we have seen in handicapped people; if they can conquer pen and paint brushes without using hands, then this mouse is no big deal!
Designer: Liu Yi
167 Comments »
sogeking says
This will change the world (no, really). Please release a gaming model too.
dj says
I have a son without the use of his arms, would love to have something like this for him….
Z says
Don’t criticize and give sarcastic remarks. Shame for you. Look at all the comments and support for this product!
Daniel Chetroni says
Interesting idea !
Lee says
Great idea, could you put up some photos of it being used too?
Miguel Mateo says
When will this be in the market? I honestly believe a lot of IT geeks will try it, just looking for that “third hand” that we need all the time. This will be awesome!
Edgar says
This mouse cured my cancer!
Kelly Waugh, PT says
need a video of it being used. What movements move the cursor up/down/right/left? is it a rocking motion of the foot, or does the whole thing have to be displaced along the floor (like a regular mouse). Need to know this to be able to apply to persons with disability who may be able to do some motions of leg/foot/toes and not others.
DJV2 says
Cheesy
Don’t stamp your feet when you’re losing a game with this mouse…
Well at least youve got 2 hands free, that’s handy for alot of things (much faster gaming!)
April Yorke says
Awesome!!! I work with people with brain injury. Many of my clients have limited control of their upper extremities making access to mice quite challenging. Grateful for another way to allow my clients computer access. How much is it? Do they do trials? I’d like to get my hands on it and learn the ins and outs of the motor skills required to make it work.
Confucius says
Good work! Do it!
AK says
I don’t know about you guys, but I can’t move my second toe independently from the other ones… maybe a second slip for the other foot?
ryan says
lift your big toe and push foot down.
jake says
My wife has nerve damage in both arms, and using a mouse has become excruciating. Please please please make this product. I guarantee there is a market for this.
cassie says
can it be switchable so you can use either foot? my ankles and toes lock up with pain if i do too much with just one. but the worst is my hands, taking mouse usage down to my feet may let me grow my hair out again.
Wheelchair Network says
It looks awesome. Many people have been looking for something like this for so long.
mif991 says
Good design. Congratulations.
phillani says
I want the background information on the toe mouse technology
Jak says
Lol! I love it! I want one =)
Ian Gilman says
I want one! Please let me know when it’s available!
joa says
what is the prize of that
joa says
what is the prize of that
exchange says
thanks for sharing this. How much and where can i buy it?
exchange says
thanks for sharing this. How much and where can i buy it?
Brett Collis says
I can only use my left foot will these be made in both left & right or is this a generic setup. When will they be available. Will a gaming one also be available?
Brett Collis says
I can only use my left foot will these be made in both left & right or is this a generic setup. When will they be available. Will a gaming one also be available?
dermatology says
There are a lot of articles on the web about this. But i like your’s too, although i found one that’s more descriptive
dermatology says
There are a lot of articles on the web about this. But i like your’s too, although i found one that’s more descriptive
des2k says
Where can I get one? Can’t use my hands.
des2k says
Where can I get one? Can’t use my hands.
Razer Switchblade Review says
This will help people who have disabilities, great invention.. Thumbs up!
Razer Switchblade Review says
This will help people who have disabilities, great invention.. Thumbs up!
4udo says
Ready to buy your product. For a friend’s son at age 17, got in a car accident … hands do not move. Died brachial nerve. Please do not deny my desire to help the son of a Friend. Please!
4udo says
Ready to buy your product. For a friend’s son at age 17, got in a car accident … hands do not move. Died brachial nerve. Please do not deny my desire to help the son of a Friend. Please!
Elicia Robichaud says
Some genuinely interesting info , well written and generally user pleasant.
Mariana says
I Need bay!
ape says
Please tell me I can actually purchase this. How and where? I need this yesterday!
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