It's now quite possible to move your mouse and control it by using your face or other parts of your body?
Camera Mouse is an innovative tool that can easily move your mouse cursors by just using your body gesture's it like tagging something and using your webcam to track that thing and when it moves it simply moves your mouse.

This little tool even comes with bunch of settings you can tweak out for more awesome and comfortable experience. You can choose the clicking option that will allow you to click anything within in a time period, so everything is configurable using their settings panel.

So now just follow the steps below on how to download this tool and use this on your PC or laptop and get control over your mouse movements
Download CameraMouse
Install this software on your PC.
Double click on a green rectangle icon and you will have this tool running on your PC.
This would open up your webcam and your face would be visible.
Use your mouse to click on any part of your face or body to track.
A green rectangle would be marked on that place.
It starts moving as you move and you will see your mouse moving as your part moves.
Now you can easily click on any part and enjoy mouse movements with any facial gesture
Open up settings and under clicking Tick 'Mark it'.
Choose settings and when ever you want a click just wait for that seconds and mouse will automatically click on that place.
That is just the simple process of getting control over your mouse using a simple software called DOWNLOAD CAMERAMOUSE

Hello Friends,

Composed from off-the-shelf materials, the new device can work out exactly where a person is looking by tracking their eye movements, allowing them to control a cursor on a screen just like a normal computer mouse.
The technology comprises an eye-tracking device and “smart” software that have been presented today, Friday 13 July, in IOP Publishing’s Journal of Neural Engineering. Researchers from Imperial College London demonstrated its functionality by getting a group of people to play the classic computer game Pong without any kind of handset. In addition users were able to browse the web and write emails “hands-off”.

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