Hoglet may look like something straight from a cartoon, but it’s actually a functional computer mouse. Think of it as a cross between a fidget gadget and a computer mouse that aims to make a big difference for those with learning challenges. The wireless computer mouse itself is made from food-grade, washable, non-toxic silicone and is powered by a single AA battery. Read more for a video, additional pictures and information.
In addition to children with learning challenges, it’s ideal for sensory seekers as well as tactile learning. This squishy computer mouse communicates with computers via a wireless USB receiver and auto-sleeps when inactive to save power. The design minimizes clicking sounds as to note irritate those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
- High-Precision 7200 DPI Optical Sensor: Offers on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment and 1000 Hz ultrapolling in a compact and mobile form-factor
- 350 Hour Battery Life: Supports wireless, extended gaming sessions using swappable 2x AA batteries (included)
- 2.4 GHz Wireless & Bluetooth Low-Energy Connectivity Options: Adaptive Frequency Technology switches frequencies upon detecting interference, allowing...
Not everyone learns the same way. Traditional computer devices don’t provide the physical stimulation that many learning challenged students need. When I was doing my research, I found there were a lot of fidget toys out there: spinners, cubes, putties, stress balls, but I was surprised to see there were few, if any, functional fidgets,” said Parker Lynch, founder of Royal Oak-based HedgeHog Health and creator of the Hoglet.
