Thanks to square and non-ergonomic mouse designs, Computer Mouse Hand Fatigue (CMHF) is fast becoming a common problem among computer professionals who have to work nonstop on their PCs during extended work sessions. Addressing the issue, British designer Lee Gicas has created an ergonomic mouse dubbed the “Pearl” that lets the users flex, extend and relax their hand and arm muscles even when using the mouse for longer durations. Designed to pivot left, right, back and forth with little effort, the Pearl mouse allows an easy and safe way of web navigation without squeezing the Median Nerve.
[Cheers Lee]