Finding a mouse that fits your hand. Currently in development.
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A project that tests whether a 3D modeling mouse project can be used to help buyer decision.
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Scan your hand with your phone. Get mice that actually fit it.
Open_Mouse measures a hand from three guided photos against a printed
calibration sheet, scores every mouse in its catalogue on six dimensions of fit,
renders your measured hand on the recommended shells in 3D, and explains the
result in plain language.
Testing whether 3D shape modelling can genuinely help a buying decision —
rather than the usual "large hands: buy a large mouse."Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
Scan your hand with your phone. Get mice that actually fit it.
Open_Mouse measures a hand from three guided photos against a printed
calibration sheet, scores every mouse in its catalogue on six dimensions of fit,
renders your measured hand on the recommended shells in 3D, and explains the
result in plain language.
Testing whether 3D shape modelling can genuinely help a buying decision —
rather than the usual "large hands: buy a large mouse."Read the full README ↗