We have been working with a location in California CCATC that allows people to check out various devices specific to assistive technology. We have a KeyMouse Alpha & KeyMouse Track set available for checkout at their location.
We're trying to find other public locations where we can set up KeyMouse devices that allow anyone to come try. We've been working with various individual KeyMouse owners that have been generous enough to allow others to try their set, but it's often been a distraction from their busy schedule, so we're trying to find more public locations where users can just stop by and check out our devices.
If you have ideas, just let us know. We don't know if maybe some public libraries would do something like that, but we're checking into that.
We're trying to find other public locations where we can set up KeyMouse devices that allow anyone to come try. We've been working with various individual KeyMouse owners that have been generous enough to allow others to try their set, but it's often been a distraction from their busy schedule, so we're trying to find more public locations where users can just stop by and check out our devices.
If you have ideas, just let us know. We don't know if maybe some public libraries would do something like that, but we're checking into that.
I know a good place in London (it's like a meet-up location for geeks) when you're ready to expand there ... send me an email and I can send you an intro.
We have been working with a location in California CCATC that allows people to check out various devices specific to assistive technology. We have a KeyMouse Alpha & KeyMouse Track set available for checkout at their location.
We're trying to find other public locations where we can set up KeyMouse devices that allow anyone to come try. We've been working with various individual KeyMouse owners that have been generous enough to allow others to try their set, but it's often been a distraction from their busy schedule, so we're trying to find more public locations where users can just stop by and check out our devices.
If you have ideas, just let us know. We don't know if maybe some public libraries would do something like that, but we're checking into that.
Are there any locations in Bay Area you are considering. Or any users here who might allow me to try Keymouse Track ? The other location you mentioned is just too far to plan a trip
Thanks,
VC
Hi Visesh, I know you chatted in yesterday, but for the sake of the forum, I will note, we don't currently have any locations in the Bay Area. We invite anyone that has ideas or places that may work for testing locations to feel free to let us know. We are looking for better ways to let users try them before they buy. Right now, the best solution is to purchase, and if you don't like it, you can return it within 30 days. You can see our "Warranty & Return Policy" tab under the product images of the KeyMouse product purchase pages.
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