Control the Movement of Mouse Using Computer Vision technique

Abstract

Physically challenged people are feeling quite difficult to operate a mouse. The suggested method employs eye moments to direct the mouse pointer as a remedy for those who are physically unable to do so. The computer vision technique is useful for controlling the mouse on a computer using eye movements. It is an alternate way that enables a person to operate their computer using their eyes alone for those who are unable to use a mouse. For those with physical disabilities, eye moment might be seen as a crucial real-time input modality for human-computer communication. The suggested method explains how to utilize a webcam and Python to implement both eye moment and moment of cursor according to eye location, which may be used to control the cursor on the screen. Eye tracking is a sensor technology that can track what someone is looking at in real time while also detecting their presence. Eye motions are converted by the technology into a data stream that includes details like pupil position, gaze vectors for each eye, and gaze point.