An Analysis on Virtual Mouse Control using Human Eye
Pothala Mutyalu Naidu, N. Muthukumaran, S. Chandralekha, Krishna Chaitanya Reddy, K S Vaishnavi · 2024
Technological advances have enabled hands-free computer interaction, especially for people with limited hand function, such as amputees and paraplegics. However, current solutions face limitations in terms of input methods, accuracy, functionality, and accessibility. The proposed model aims to solve these problems by developing a reliable, user-friendly, and accurate system by utilizing facial expressions, especially eye and mouth movements. The proposed system aims to improve reliability and expressiveness by combining two modalities. Using advanced image processing technology, errors caused by lighting changes are minimized to provide a smooth user experience. The virtual mouse interface provides comprehensive features such as scrolling, clicking, and typing, improving the experience of users with different needs. By providing a reliable, versatile, and convenient hands-free interaction system, this study aims to give users greater independence, improve communication, and increase their participation in the digital world.