This document presents information on the evolution mouse. It begins with objectives to describe features of the evolution mouse and compare it to other mice. It then provides an introduction and overview of traditional computer mice. The core of the document describes how the evolution mouse works using infrared sensors instead of physical movement. It provides details on functions like cursor control, clicking, dragging and handwriting recognition. The document discusses advantages like multi-touch capability and compatibility with different devices and operating systems. It concludes that the evolution mouse changes the way users interact with computers using natural hand movements.

1. PRESENTED BY
AKSHAY B BAGI
Department of Electronics and Communication
Engineering
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2. CONTENTS
 Objectives
 Introduction
 Overview of the Computer Mouse
 How It Works
 Functions
 More Interesting
 Advantages
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3. CONTD….
 Disadvantages
 Compatibility
 Conclusion
 Refereneces
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4. OBJECTIVES
 To describe various features of next generation
mouse known as evolution mouse
 To describe advantages and disadvantages of
evolution mouse over other existing mouse
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5. INRODUCTION
 The Evo Mouse is the
evolution of the computer
mouse
 The evolution mouse is the
latest and portable device
developed by Folks from
Celluon
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6. CONTD….
 Evo Mouse is a dog – shaped device that functions
differently and not like the other mouse
 It works on nearly any flat surface and requires very
little space
 It tracks effortlessly to your comfortable and natural
movements
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7. OVERVIEW OF THE COMPUTER
MOUSE
 The first functional mouse
was actually demonstrated
by Douglas Engelbart in
1963
 It was manufactured from
wood and featured two
gear-wheels perpendicular
to each other 7

8. CONTD….
 This mouse was first used
with the Xerox Alto
computer system in 1963
 As can be seen by the
picture, the mouse was
much larger than today's
mouse, square, and had a
small button in the top
right corner 8

9. CONTD….
2) Mechanical Mouse :
 Bill English, builder of
Engelbart's original mouse,
created a ball mouse in
1972
 The ball mouse replaced the
external wheels with a
single ball that could rotate
in any direction
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10. CONTD….
3) Optical Mouse :
 Optical mouse make use of one
or more light-emitting
diodes (LEDs) and an
photodiodes to detect movement
relative to the underlying
surface
 It is unable to detect movement
on surfaces like glass
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11. CONTD….3) Wireless Mouse :
 Wireless Mouse does not
consist of any cords to
connect mouse to the PC
 Cordless or wireless mice
transmit data via infrared
radiation or radio
 This consist of Transmitter and
Receiver part connected trough
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12. HOW IT WORKS
It’s a mouse that allows us to use
our finger as a pointer in place of
a physical mouse. It sits right at
the position where you would
usually place a mouse, and
through its two infrared sensors
that look like eyes, it allows the
usual mouse functions
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13. CONTD….
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Fig.4: View of The Evo Mouse

14. FUNCTIONS
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 It performs functions such as cursor control, right-
and left-clicking, dragging and double-clicking
Fig.6: Functions of Evo Mouse

15. CONTD….
 The Celluon Evo Mouse offers multi touch capabilities,
letting you rotate and zoom on images and scroll text
using gestures
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Fig.7: Functions of Evo Mouse

16. CONTD….
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 It also offers the handwriting recognition, which we
can do using our finger or a pen
Fig.7: Functions of Evo Mouse

17. MORE INTRESTING
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 What’s even more interesting is that
the Evo MOUSE can be connected
wirelessly via Bluetooth or can be
wired via USB
 The Evo MOUSE is a USB peripheral
so you don’t have to worry about
charging it all the time
 If we choose to use it wirelessly, we
can have it running for three hours
once charged

18. ADVANTAGES
 Works almost on any surface
 Little space needed ( space saver )
 Offers Multi-touch functionality
 Works with all desktop & laptop PC
 It connects via Bluetooth or a standard USB port
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19. DISADVANTAGES
 Evolution mouse used in wireless mode supports
only three hours battery backup
 Consumption of power by two sensors is more
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20. COMPATIBILITY
 In terms of compatibility, it works with PCs and
laptops with ios, Windows XP, Vista or Windows
7+ versions as operating systems
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21. CONCLUSION
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 The Evo Mouse changes the way to interact with
the computer by allowing us to use natural hand
movements and gestures in order to control the on
screen cursor
 The Evo Mouse is next generation computer mouse

22. REFERENCES
 [1]Charlie white, Rue Jaquet-Droz. “CELLUON EVOLUTION MOUSE”.
JOURNAL OF ELECTRONICS & COMMUNICATION, VOLUME 2, ISSUE
1, APRIL 2011.
 [2]DarrenQuick ,“EvoMouse turns your digits digital”, Retrieved from
"http://www.gizmag.com/celluon-evomouse/18137/”, on 16/2/2014
 [3] Duncan Geere,” evoMouse launches Pet and Cube mouse controllers”,
Retrieved from “http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/30734/evomouse-
launches-pet-and-cube- variants”, on 16/2/2014. 22

23. CONTD…
 [4]Kevin Parrish, “Celluon evoMouse Pet Tracks Movement of Fingers”,
Retrieved from” http://www.tomsguide.com/us/Celluon-evoMouse-Finger-
Tracking-Infra- red,news-5596.html”, on 17/2/2014
 [5]Charlie White, “EvoMouse Pet Offers Multitouch Control, Looks Like a
Cute Dog [PICS]”,Retrieved from
”http://mashable.com/2011/03/17/evomouse/”, on 17/02/2014
 [6]James Dalesio, “evoMouse Virtual Mouse Review”, Retrieved
from”http://www.gadgetised.com/evomouse virtual-mouse-review/”,On
18/02/2014 23

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25. THANK YOU…..
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26. ANY QUERIES….?
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