Gyroscopic contactless head mouse

The 'Contactless Mouse' is an innovation that allows individuals with physical disabilities, injuries or limited mobility to control their computer without physical contact via sensors to detect head motions which transform them into cursor movements. The device includes built-in accelerometers and gyroscopes for accurate control of cursor movements, shortcut buttons and other controls which can be activated by blowing into the microphone. Some objectives of this invention include: making computer access easier and creating an input device that can be used in a range of settings conveniently. The Contactless Mouse contributes to the society as a whole by promoting a normal life for the disabled, for example patients with C-spine injury, paraplegia or carpal tunnel syndrome, and at the same time improving safety measures for individuals who use computers regularly - the mouse can provide improved ergonomics, reducing strain on the wrists. Additionally, the contactless mouse has a significant potential for commercialisation in a range of markets.