Computer mouse with bottom surface resistance point for precision movements
US 11,874,973 and US 12,436,625, assigned to Simon Yoffe and David Yoffe, relate to consumer – electrical technology, and are available for sale or license through IPApproach.
- US Patents
- 2 granted
- Assignee
- Simon Yoffe and David Yoffe
- Availability
- For Sale or License
Patents Included
Technology Highlights
- Provides "snap-to-grid" precision through adjustable surface resistance.
- Enhances accuracy while maintaining the familiar ergonomic mouse form.
- Enables programmable resistance levels for customized control.
- New gestures: rotation, pressure ( that are impossible w/out resistance point)
- Possibility of braking mouse and software assisted control by brake/ release.
- Expanded gesture recognition, and integrated human verification capabilities.
- Adjustable ergonomic geometry to suit different hand sizes and grip styles.
- Enhances comfort, reduces strain, and supports long-duration usage.
- Applicable across professional, medical, and gaming peripherals.
Overview
assigned to Simon Yoffe and David Yoffe. The IP relates relates to ergonomic and precision-enhancing computer-mouse technology. Together, the patents focuses on high-precision, user-customizable human-interface devices, merging mechanical feedback and ergonomic adaptability-key for professional, creative, and gaming hardware markets.
US 11,874,973 B2 covers a computer mouse with a retractable resistance tip on its bottom surface. The tip creates controlled friction against the desk to simulate pen-like precision, aiding designers, gamers, and CAD users who need micro-movements.
US 12,436,625 B2 extends the concept to ergonomic adjustability, allowing users to modify the mouse's height, angle, or grip geometry for comfort and reduced strain.
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Listing updated August 21, 2026
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