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Disabled and Senior
Users. Users with impaired fine motor skills or poor
vision, as well as senior users, have difficulty performing
precise movements and precise cursor positioning that computer
mouse requires. This is true for users suffering from muscular
dystrophy, spinal cord injury, neurological disorders, arthritis, MS,
arthrogryposis, and repetitive stress injury (RSI). QPointer
solves these problems by offering voice control, mouseless operation
and discrete navigation.
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Users
of Laptop PC, Notebooks and Tablets.
The usability of embedded pointing devices, such as touch pads, track
points and trackballs, is notoriously low. QPointer offers an
alternative way of pointing - by keyboard or by voice - which is fast,
convenient and reliable.
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Heavy Keyboard Users. QPointer is useful for heavy keyboard
users, such as typists, data-entry personnel or programmers - any
data entry person who uses a mouse at least
intermittently. It enables computer operation solely by keyboard,
without having to remember any shortcuts.
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Users in a Challenging Environment.
Computing environments for military, industrial, automotive and medical
applications all have one or more of the following challenges in common: lack of physical
space, occupied hands, distractions and unsteady operating
conditions. Use of analog pointing devices becomes
difficult or even impossible. Discrete navigation
capabilities of QPointer, together with its hands-free solution, makes
QPointer the perfect choice for these environments.
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Users of Handheld
Devices. Smart phones and devices like a PocketPC,
PDA and TabletPC become fully operable by voice with the help of
QPointer. QPointer enables single-handed, or hands-free
straightforward operation, and eliminates pointing accuracy problems
inherent when using a stylus.
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Users
of Interactive TV, Wearable Computers.
QPointer enables easy and effective control of new emerging media, such
as interactive TV, game boxes and wearable computers. This media,
today, lacks adequate means of navigation.
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