Work & Play - with a Smile!
The Smyle Mouse™ is the next generation in head mouse Assistive Technology. It includes traditional head mouse functions as well as a face gesture based clicker and a dwell clicker, all bundled together in one convenient software package. It allows complete hands-free and voice-free mouse control of devices running Microsoft Windows® 7 or above. Available as Download only.
Users achieve
hands-free head mouse control via simple facial gestures that can be tracked by
a regular web-camera and without additional accessories,
hardware mounts or messy wires!
- No expensive 3D or depth-sensing
or infrared cameras required.
- No sip-and-puff, bite, head,
finger, foot or other assistive switches required.
- No need to wear anything on the
head or face... not even stickers!
Control
your computer without hands or voice!
Smyle Mouse software allows you to control your device (PC/desktop, tablet, laptop) with simple facial gestures. For example, you can move your mouse by moving your head and click by dwelling or smiling. All this can be done using a standard webcam that may already be part of your device.
Smyle Mouse is a new option to control their devices using only eye gaze and gentle smiles, without the use of hands, voice, mouse, keyboard or adaptive switches
Perfect for people around the world who experience difficulties in
using their hands due to disabilities such as spinal cord injury, stroke,
Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, Cerebral Palsy and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome.
Smyle Mouse's award-winning & patented technology provides pixel-perfect, smooth and responsive mouse control without any stickers on the face, wearable on the head, or any switches in/around the users mouth.
FAQ
What type of disabilities does Smyle Mouse™ Head Mouse help with?
Smyle Mouse
provides hands-free computer mouse control via gentle head motions and smiles.
This can be very useful for people with disabilities or impairments related to
use of hands, arms or fingers. This can include severe disabling conditions
such as ALS, Spinal Cord Injury, Multiple Sclerosis, Stroke, Cerebral Palsy,
Neuro-muscular diseases, and others, but also pain/discomfort in hands/arms due
to Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Arthritis. People looking for ergonomic computer
mice can also use Smyle Mouse. What can be easier on your hands than not using
them at all?!
What are the system requirements to use the Smyle Mouse™ Head Mouse?
Smyle Mouse head
mouse software currently runs only on the Microsoft Windows operating system.
It is designed to run on Windows 7 and above.
Our head mouse
has very modest hardware requirements. A webcam with a resolution of at least
480 X 240 is sufficient. We encourage you to use the front facing camera that
is part of your laptop or tablet, but you can use an external webcam if you so
choose. For best performance, we recommend a dual core CPU with speed of at
least 1.5Ghz, 4GB RAM memory and 1/2 GB of free disk space.
If you are not sure about your exact computer specifications, just go ahead and download the software, and take it for a spin!
How does the Smyle Mouse™ Head Mouse work?
Smyle Mouse head
mouse provides hands-free and voice-free mouse control of computing devices.
Using the Smyle Mouse, user can have complete mouse control over his/her computing
device using simple facial gestures. These facial gestures can include gentle
head motion and facial expressions such as smiling. Most interestingly, all
these facial gestures are captured via a simple webcam.
Along with
movement of the mouse pointer by use of head motion, Smyle Mouse also provides
clicking, scrolling and dragging actions, using patent pending gestures. Head
mouse control can be activated by the act of smiling. For example, to move the
cursor (using head motion), smile as you move your head. Once the cursor starts
moving (which is instantaneous), it will keep on moving until you stop smiling
and stop moving your head. To click, do a quick smile; that is, smile for a
short duration. Having said that, out of the box, Smyle Mouse head mouse
emulates traditional head mouses in that it does not require the user to smile
to start mouse pointer motion. For more details, watch one of our short demo
videos.
Does the Smyle Mouse™ head mouse require calibration?
The short answer
is no, but we do recommend our quick 10-second calibration for best
performance. Simply follow the simple instructions, such as hold your head
steady for 2-3 seconds and smile for 2-3 seconds, and you are done!
Can I try the Smyle Mouse™ for free?
Absolutely! Just
click the "Start Free Trial" button at the top of the page to
download a free trial copy our next-gen head mouse and use it for 14 days. No
credit card is required for trying out. Just download and install our head
mouse software and start using it instantly.
Can I really use the Smyle Mouse™ head mouse under a tree?
Absolutely
again! Our advanced image processing algorithms are designed to allow the user
to be where they want to be -- inside or outside the home or office. Go ahead
and try using it in your yard or a park. We bet you will be pleasantly
surprised. However, we do not recommend that with other head mouses. :-)
Do I need to buy any special hardware for using Smyle Mouse™ head mouse?
Absolutely not!
You can use your existing Windows computer set up, as long as it meets our
modest requirements. (See above.)
Can I use the Smyle Mouse™ head mouse on Android and iOS?
Currently Smyle
Mouse runs only on Windows devices. We plan to release iOS and Android versions
of our head mouse in the future.
How does the Smyle Mouse™ license work?
A Smyle Mouse
software license authorizes a user to use it on one device. Once a user
registers a device using a valid order number, the license is locked to that
device and cannot be transferred to another device.
What improvements does the latest Smyle Mouse™ release have?
The latest
version of Smyle Mouse head mouse (v1.8.7 released in October 2018) provides
improvement in algorithms used for detecting user intention to click versus
drag. It also comes with improved default settings in order to make Smyle Mouse
easier to learn for new users.
The previous version of Smyle Mouse head mouse (v1.8.5 released in July 2018) provided bug fixes as well as a new setting that allows the users to be farther away from the computer / webcam. This way the computer can be connected to big screen monitor which may be far away from the user. Users at regular distance from the computer can also use this setting to improve gesture recognition. (See Settings->Preferences tab->Camera.)
The previous
version of Smyle Mouse head mouse (v1.7.3 released in March 2018) provided
Adaptive Switch Mode that allows using Smyle Mouse as an adaptive switch with
AAC software. This can be useful for people with disabilities that cause
excessive, uncontrolled body / head motions (such as with Cerebral Palsy) to
use their smile as a switch input. On the other extreme, it can also allow
severely disabled people with very little ability to move their body / head
(such as with ALS) to use their smile as a switch input. Go to
Settings->Mode tab to make Smyle Mouse work as an adaptive switch.
How do I know what version of Smyle Mouse™ I am running? And how do I get
the latest version?
When running the
Smyle Mouse head mouse, simply look at the title of the main window to see the
version. To get the latest version, go to the main page at https://smylemouse.com and
click on the “Start Free Trial” button. When prompted, enter your email address
and you will receive an email with a one-time use download link. Click on it to
download the installer and run the installer. No other steps are necessary;
your current license file will keep on working as before.
What patents is Smyle Mouse head mouse based on?
The technology
in Smyle Mouse is based on US Patents 9,013,264 and 9,785,242.
Smyle Mouse
- Brand: Smyle Mouse - Communication
- Product Code: Smyle Mouse
- Availability: In Stock
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$762.75
- Ex Tax: $675.00
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