GlassOuse designs assistive technology devices, including wearable hands-free mice and adaptive switches, enabling individuals with disabilities to control computers and mobile devices.
GlassOuse is a pioneering brand in the field of assistive technology, developed by EnnoPro Group Limited. The company specializes in creating intuitive, hands-free solutions for individuals with restricted mobility, such as those with spinal cord injuries, ALS, cerebral palsy, or multiple sclerosis. Their flagship product is a wearable head mouse that allows users to control cursors on screens simply by moving their head, connecting seamlessly via Bluetooth to computers, tablets, and smartphones.
In addition to the head-mounted mouse, GlassOuse offers a versatile ecosystem of adaptive accessories. This includes the GS-Series of switches—such as bite switches, foot switches, puff switches, and proximity sensors—which provide alternative clicking methods tailored to specific user needs. GlassOuse is dedicated to enhancing digital accessibility and independence for the disabled community through innovative engineering.
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The Power LED will display a constant red light when the device is fully charged. During charging, the indicator lights may flash.
To awaken the device from sleep mode, simply shake the device or press any button.
Plug the 360 Bite Switch into the GlassOuse or any other assistive device via the 3.5mm mono jack. Adjust the wire position for comfort and bite the switch to perform a click.
Place the device on a flat surface with the USB port facing up. Open the GlassOuse app, navigate to Settings, select Calibration, and tap OK. The mode indicator will blink 4 times if successful.
Yes. Press the power button five times to activate or deactivate Power Saving Mode. The device confirms with green blinks (quick blinks for activation, slow for deactivation).