Fully customizable sturdy joystick
- Mouse based on a sturdy microswitch joystick with big accessible buttons and four switch inputs for external switches.
- It is part of the BJOY range of products: it can be tailored to the user’s needs and capabilities and the operation can be customized using the BJOY Software.
Specially designed for people with spasticity.
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Use your mouse with accuracy even if your movements are not.
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Access your favorite apps with comfort and simplicity.
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Customize your mouse to suit you better. We can manufacture it according to your needs.
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"Plug and Play" device, compatible with Windows, MacOS and Linux.
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Use the BJOY Software to modify the function of each button, the cursor speed, the orientation and many other parameters. All settings are stored in the device so you can use your customized mouse to access any device.
Suitable for
- Physical disabilities: spinal cord injuries, multiple sclerosis, ALS, neuromuscular disorders...
- Cerebral palsy
- Brain injuries: ictus, traumatic brain injury...
- "Plug & Play" USB device.
- Size: 290 x 220 x 160 mm.
- 4 big buttons (35 mm diameter) with adjustable functions.
- Keyguard included.
- Customizable labels for the buttons.
- Includes clear and colour covers for the buttons.
- Four 3.5 mm sockets for external switch access.
- Microswitch joystick: movement in 4 or 8 directions.
- Pointer's speed independent from the action performed on the joystick.
- Non slip.
- Sturdy joystick.
- Operating systems supported: Windows, Linux, Android, Chrome OS, Mac OS, iOS.
- Compatible with switch
The BJOY configuration software allows you to:
- Adjust the pointer's speed, sensitivity and auditory feedback to suit the user's needs.
- Easily orient the device to suit the user's posture.
- Decide which of the following actions each button will perform: left click, right click, drag & drop, double-click or nothing.
- Set the required press time to be considered as a valid press.
- Set the drag & drop option as a long press on any button.
- Configure the joystick to move in 4 or 8 directions to improve access for people with imprecise movements.
