A software solution allowing users with disabilities to navigate and interact with computers using head movements tracked by a webcam, promoting independence and accessibility.
Camera mouse is an assistive computer software designed to help people with disabilities control the mouse pointer using head movements. It uses computer vision and a standard webcam to track head motion and position the mouse cursor accordingly without needing a physical mouse. This enables hands-free control of the computer.
It works by having the user face the webcam so their head and face is tracked. Small head movements such as tilting left/right or up/down controls the mouse to move the cursor. Dwell clicking allows mouse clicks by holding the cursor still over an area. Camera mouse has settings to customize sensitivity, click dwell times, and tracking modes to suit the user's range of motion abilities.
Some key features include:
Camera mouse is designed to provide an alternative input method for controlling computers for those without use of their hands. With customizable tracking modes and dwell clicking, it aims to empower people with even extremely limited mobility by enabling efficient computer access.
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