Eyeball Cursor Using Image Processing

Computer Engineering

Eye motion is used to create a private human-computer interface system. The mouse and keyboard are used as input devices in the classic human computer interface. This technology is intended to replace standard computer screen pointing devices for the use of disabled people or as an alternative for using a mouse. The approach we describe is a real-time, non-intrusive, quick, and cost-effective method of tracking facial features. An interaction between a computer and a human is presented in this study. This technical concept has the potential to eliminate and replace the mouse, or more accurately, the standard mouse with human eyes, as a new way to interact with computers. As a result, a mouse that works with the help of human eyes is known as a Virtual mouse. The technology we discussed is practical, quick, and a viable method for tracking facial traits. The availability of this approach is projected to hasten the development of eye-tracking applications and, as a result, the eventual integration of eye tracking into future generations of common human computer interfaces

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