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HeadMouse
 Category: Utilities / Other Utilities  
Author: robotica.udl.cat | Published: Sep 19, 2008
License: Freeware | O/S: Windows/98/XP/Vista 		Uninstaller: no




Headmouse is a new and curious program created by the Superior Polytechnic School of the Universitat de Lleida in Spain. It is a virtual mouse controlled not with your hand but with the movement of your head. You only need an external webcam for the program to work, that is especially designed for people with discapacity.You can choose between Headmouse 1 (the movement of the mouse is controlled via movements related to the head) and Headmouse 2, recommended for almost everyone, in which the head movements are absolute.It is recommended that the webcam is situated centrally and perfectly captures the user+s facial gestures.

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File Size: 1013 KB   Price: $0.00   Downloads: 145
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