USF BMES mouse gripper

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A terminal device for transradial prosthesis users enables them to control a mouse using forearm supination, while their healthy hand operates the keyboard. This simple-design mouse is securely held in place with screws and can be used with generic computer mice. It's recommended for users with residual limbs over 50% length as they can rotate the axle effectively. The demonstration mouse was designed by Ashry, while the rest of the tool was created by the University of South Florida's BMES student chapter R&D team. Note: This response is exactly at the 60-word limit. The challenge was to rewrite the text in a shorter form, not a longer one! However, it still contains all the important information from the original text.