Hands-Free Smyle Mouse Controls a Computer Via Facial Gestures
From: Rehab Management - 10/13/2016

Perceptive Devices releases Version 1.2 of its gesture control software, the
Smyle Mouse.

The Smyle Mouse is completely hands-free, touch-free, and voice-free.
Instead, it is engineered to help enable persons with disabilities (such as
spinal cord injury, stroke, multiple sclerosis, ALS, and carpal tunnel
syndrome) to control their computer's mouse via facial gestures.

The mouse works by tracking the user’s facial gestures via a webcam, and
translating them into commands. By simply smiling, a user can initiate a
click, a scroll, or a drag.

Read the entire article at:
http://www.rehabpub.com/2016/10/hands-free-smyle-mouse-controls-computer-via-facial-gestures

Links:
Smyle Mouse (with video 0:59)
https://smylemouse.com

Perceptive Devices
http://www.percept-d.com