The EvoMouse is a dog-shaped touchpad device that allows users to control their computer using finger gestures on nearly any flat surface. It uses 3D electronic perception technology and image processing with infrared sensors to track finger movements and replicate common mouse functions without needing a mousepad. The low-cost, portable EvoMouse provides multi-touch control and can work wired or wirelessly on computers and mobile devices running various operating systems.

1. Evo Mouse
By:Krunal Gothiwala
(4SH10IS005)

2. AGENDA
EVOMOUSE
• INTRODUCTION
• WHAT IS EVO MOUSE?
• HOW IT WORK
• PERFORM OPERASION
• TECHNOLOGY USED
• PRINCIPLE
• ADVANTAGE
• CONCLUSION
• REFERENCE

3. INTRODUCTION
• Offer multi touch contol
• Looks like a cute dog
• Lowest and protability most cutting version of
the mouse
• Technology used:3D electronic perception
technology

4. what is the EVOMOUSE?
• evolution of the computer mouse.
• dog-shaped device that turns any surface into a touchpad.
• The evoMouse works on nearly any flat surface and requires
very little space.
• you can perform common mouse operations using only your
fingers

5. How it work?
• Allows to use the fingeras a pointer in place of
physical mouse
• Has 2 infrared sensor that’s look like eyes that
allow useal mouse function

7. Perform Operation

9. Technology Used
 Made up two principal components:-
1) 3D ELECTRONIC PERCEPTION TECHNOLOGY
 Low cost,Single chip Imagining Technology.
2) IMAGE PROCESSING
 Enable electronic component to form a 3D map of
surrounding.
 Image signal either analog or digital

10. PRINCIPLE
 Use time of flight principle to detect motion
of object.

11. ADVANTAGE
 Only less space is required
 Can connect via bluetooth or can be wire via
USB
If you choose It wire less,You can have it run
for two hours once charged
Work with PCs and leptops with all operating
system
It work with your windows mobile ,blackberry
devices

12. CONCLUSION
Evolution of computer mouse
Finger works as a pointer
Work almost any space
Link space needed
Multi touch functionality