Blink your eyes or wag your tongue to operate this PC
From: ECN - 03/07/2014
By: Allegra Sparta

The "Earclip-type Wearable PC",  hopefully a tentative name, is being
developed and tested by Japanese engineers, and it takes “hands-free” to a
whole new level. It's small, subtle, and appears to be a lot less distracting
than other wearable tech seen today. It can be controlled by the blink of an
eye or a twitch of the nose.

The Earclip is a small (.59 ounce) bluetooth-capable personal computer that
simply clips onto the ear, as its name suggests. The most interesting aspect
of this PC earpiece is how it operates. Its infrared sensors monitor tiny ear
movements that are made by different movements of the mouth, nose, and eyes.

Because it’s operated by teeth clenches and winks, users are able to engage
in a full range of motions once they get used to the controls. This makes it
ideal for sports-enthusiasts, caregivers, and the disabled.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.ecnmag.com/blogs/2014/03/blink-your-eyes-or-wag-your-tongue-operate-pc

Link:
Earclip-type Wearable PC
http://phys.org/news/2014-03-japan-tiny-ear.html