This $1,400 PC mouse is controlled entirely with your tongue
THE SO WHAT
A $1,400 tongue-controlled MouthPad is expensive as a mouse, cheap as an accessibility device that unlocks full computer and AI interaction without hands. Product teams building core workflows should assume more non-traditional input devices are coming and design for them explicitly.
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