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Unread 20-03-2009, 06:54
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Re: No lasers of any kind?

From the Q&A

We know that laser pointer devices are illegal for safety reasons. But is the use of a laser
optical mouse for position tracking legal?
Re: Laser Optical Mouse
Posted by GDC at 02/05/2009 03:22:02 pm
As long as the laser is not exposed and does not pose any potential eye hazard, this would be
permitted (as long as the use of the optical mouse does not provide any tractive force).
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