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WebCam Eye-Tracker. GazeRecorder automatically records using ordinary webcams, where people look and what they engage with on their computer screens. In comparison with conventional eye tracking - that uses specialized technology and invites respondents to labs – GazeRecoreder is able to track people’s eyes with their own computers at home. Multiple state-of-the-art tracking algorithms communicate to identify the face, key features, eyes, iris and movements in 3D, allowing for the...

Switch Viacam (sViacam for short) is a free webcam based switch emulator. Using a web camera, you can configure a particular spot in which motion is detected to trigger a mouse click or a keystroke. As no particular features or shapes are detected, events can be fired using almost any part of the body or object moving in front of the camera. Currently, up to two virtual switches can be emulated.

...Access all your running tasks with simple keystroke combinations and with a five fingers multitouch gesture. TaskBoard is specially useful when you are using many fullscreen apps at the same time. Swap between active tasks or kill tasks with a single click. New on Beta 0.44 - Global multitouch gesture; - Main performance issues fixed; - Preview option removed; - Scrollbars display fixed; - Monitor app performance issues fixed; - Mouse gesture removed. New on Beta 0.44.1 - Multilingual Application identification issue fixed; New on Beta 0.5.1 - New System Preferences Pane; - Vertical and Horizontal tray style; System Requirements: -OS X 10.8 or later;

Visage is a human computer interface that aims to replace the traditional mouse with the face. Using a webcam and Visage the movement of the face becomes the movement of the mouse pointer. Left/right Eye blinks fire left/right mouse click events.

PicMouse is a Windows Delphi "dwell-clicker" program; mouse clicks are performed automatically wherever the mouse pointer comes to rest, allowing Left, Right and Double-click, and drag/drop. For disabled people who use a headmouse, joystick or rollerball.