The answer: If you think 3-dimensionally, you should work 2-handed.
23.5.2016
Translation: machine translated
Engineers sometimes cover several kilometres a day with the mouse in their right hand and - depending on the application and type of design task - click several thousand times. 3Dconnexion has developed the concept of the two-handed working method to distribute this strain more evenly and therefore more ergonomically across both hands and also to reduce the need to reach for the keyboard. This makes your work processes more efficient, faster and more comfortable.
SpaceMouse Enterprise Kit
The best way to experience the benefits of two-handed working is to combine the SpaceMouse Enterprise with a CadMouse and the CadMouse Pad.
SpaceMouse Enterprise
The left hand rests ergonomically on it, allowing you to work through designs in real time. With dedicated buttons, you have direct access to standard and customised views and your most important application commands. The assignment is shown via the application icons on the LCD display.
CadMouse
The CadMouse is a precision tool in your right hand that has been specially developed for employees working in 3D and CAD environments with useful features such as the dedicated centre mouse button, the intelligent mouse wheel and the QuickZoom function.
CadMouse Pad
Thanks to a microtextured coating, the specially designed CadMouse Pad ensures even better precision and balanced sliding and static friction.
Get a first impression of how smoothly and precisely you can employ 3Dconnexion products with two hands:
Of course, you can also purchase the products independently of the SpaceMouse Enterprise Kit: [[productlist:5766304,3521480,3521489]]
Raphael Knecht
Senior Editor
raphael.knecht@digitecgalaxus.chWhen I'm not stuffing my face with sweets, you'll catch me running around in the gym hall. I’m a passionate floorball player and coach. On rainy days, I tinker with my homebuilt PCs, robots or other gadgets. Music is always my trusted companion. I also enjoy tackling hilly terrain on my road bike and criss-crossing the country on my cross-country skis.
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