Odin The Mighty Robot Head Replaces Old Mouse with Laser Projected One

If you don't want to be reliant on a trackpad and are you tired of dragging a full-sized mouse around, then Odin, a laser-projected mouse, might be worth a look.

We've seen laser projected interfaces that cover keyboards, but the team that made Odin stated that it's the world's first laser-projected mouse interface.

Which sounds amazing as long as you're willing to carry around the disembodied head of a tiny Transformer around when meddling with spreadsheets.

During the trial, it was found that it lacks physical feedback of either mice or clickable trackpads, as it behaves a bit differently.

The Odin moused began its lifestyle as a Kickstarter project, and it truly has surpassed its ambitions and is all set to go into a complete manufacturing within a couple of months.

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The team says that the reduced wrist angle lowers carpal tunnel, and it surely feels gentler than a bodily mouse: latency was respectable and the device demands a flat surface to operate, with the workable spot fixed at just above 3 inches squared.

Limitation-sensible, that spot cannot be modified and although laser projection is only in red, you will be ready to pick from 3 different colors of robotic shrunken heads.