Evo mouse is Evolution Mouse of the computer

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
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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
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25. THANK YOU…..
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26. ANY QUERIES….?
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