The ball's movement was detected by two small rollers inside the mouse, which would send signals to the computer, allowing it to track your movements. Awesome The Inner Workings of a Computer Mouse ...

1963: Bill English constructs first mouse prototype based on Douglas Engelbart’s sketches. This mouse uses two perpendicular wheels attached to analog potentiometers to track movement.

But it's the upcoming version of CVCheat that the makers promise will take things to the next level with computer vision based "undetectable, unstoppable full auto-aim [and] full auto-shots" that ...

In a study published in Cell, Georg Keller and his group shed light on neural circuits in the cortex that underlie the integration of movement and visual feedback. They identified a mechanism in ...

William English, the engineer and researcher who helped build the first computer mouse and, in 1968, orchestrated an elaborate demonstration of the technology that foretold the computers, tablets ...

As amazing as his demo was, it would take almost three decades for the mouse to reach a mass audience. Apple released the first successful mouse-based computer in 1984, but text-based DOS ...

The first mouse, created from Engelbart’s sketches. Photo: SRI International Douglas Engelbart, inventor of the computer mouse, passed away earlier this week in his California home, The Register ...

Meanwhile, we could place the latest optical mouse on the same surface, and it can’t track any movement. This makes laser-based mice better for glass tables and highly-lacquered surfaces ...

Tobii has announced the released of a stand-alone eye control device for Windows PCs called PCEye, which is mounted to a display and translates eye movement into mouse commands.