Hands-Free Mouse Uses Eyes And Muscles Instead

Hackaday covers a DIY hands-free mouse that replaces traditional inputs with head tracking and biological signals. The build uses head movements to pan the cursor, jaw clenches for left clicks, triple blinks for right-clicking, and double blinks for dragging. While commercial hands-free solutions exist in this category, this project demonstrates how such a device can be built from the ground up.

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