Mouse Cursor Controlled by Eye Movement for Individuals with Disabilities

The research study introduces an innovative method designed to help people with physical disabilities operate a computer without having to rely on a regular mouse. The solution is a mouse cursor controlled by eye movement, utilizing eye-tracking technology to enable users to control the cursor simply by looking at the screen. This innovative technology can be a life-changer for those with disabilities like spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, and much more. It eliminates the need of using a conventional mouse and gives them the same user experience as any other individual. The device is designed to be lightweight, compact, and ergonomic, making it comfortable for extended use. Additionally, it is user-friendly, easy to use, and compatible with all standard operating systems, including Windows, MacOS, and Linux. Eye-controlled mouse cursors have an incredible potential to revolutionize the way people with disabilities use computers. It is a step towards greater disability inclusion in the workplace and other areas of life. It provides a new level of independence and freedom, enabling users to perform tasks efficiently and effectively. The device is responsive, ensuring the user can easily perform tasks. The implementation of this technology has the potential to increase the independence and productivity of individuals with disabilities, thus improving their quality of life. The development of an eye-tracking controlled mouse is bringing revolutionary changes to the lives of disabled individuals, allowing them to effortlessly and efficiently use computers like never before. It is an innovative tool that can provide new levels of independence and freedom, making it easier for users to perform tasks and achieve their goals.