Virtually Hands-Free Mousing System

Quill & Nib VHF System
Comprises of: Nib™ Click-Less™ Software Version 1.0 (for Windows©, Microsoft Corp) automatically performs 95% (Average Word Processing User) of button clicking operations for you. Developed specifically and only for Airobic Mouse™ it makes for Virtually Hands Free™ Grip & Click-Less™ mousing, reducing a 10,000 + per day click rate (that is 2,000,000 per year) to a few hundred a day. Optimized for Word Processing Applications and Web Browsing, it has a built in and user definable break timer with Add Back, that reduces your RSI risk and not your productivity. It tells you how many clicks it performs for you and how many you do for yourself proving how hard it is working for you. 

Using the Airobic Mouse™
• When first using Airobic Mouse™ new sensations are likely to be felt in the mousing arm
- This is normal and to be expected and we call this the acclimatization period
- Make sufficient space for the mousing area and arms should hang freely
- Use the upper arm muscles to move the hand that now rests in the Airobic Mouse™
- Remember not to grip and keep fingers off buttons
- If unsure how much space you need, use a Quill-Well™ mouse mat
- Optimized for use with High Glide Feet, it constantly reminds of good posture
• New sensations experienced should not be painful
- Stop immediately and seek medical advice if there are!
- Sensations felt are a positive indication of mousing improvement
- Your arm is in the process of adapting to a new and more effective posture
• Some may feel the need, initially, to concentrate more on pointing
- This will quickly pass (an hour or two) as it becomes automatic behavior
- The arm learns the moves so the brain can issue orders and not instructions!
• The most common temporary experience is hands becoming warm, hot and even sweaty
- One explanation is that your circulation is less restricted and so blood flow is greater
- Hands become flushed and therefore warmer
- It only occurs for some for the first hour or so at the start of the day
- After a few days it gets less and soon stops
• Debris can build up in the gully of your Airobic Mouse™
- It cleans off easily and is back to "new" with computer safe cleaning products
- It is a lot easier than cleaning track balls!
• Common sense must prevail and if any sensations experienced become intense:
- Take breaks as necessary
- If receiving medical treatment notify your clinician before you begin using Airobic Mouse™
- They can monitor and adapt any therapy that they feel is appropriate
- Any on-going pain from any mouse should be notified to a medical practitioner
- To investigate any underlying medical problems
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