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It is, but the first party software is awful for it. The videos you linked below are a pretty primitive version of what's currently available. My own project:

It is, but the first party software is awful for it. The videos you linked below are a pretty primitive version of what's currently available. My own project: https://talonvoice.com https://talonvoice.com (only requires a single eye tracker, has realtime precise movement similar to the eye+head projects below, and integrates with a very fast and powerful voice control system). https://21clicks.net/share/-L5eU8SeIbUDcgsQa3_l https://21clicks.net/share/-L5eU8SeIbUDcgsQa3_l - click Replay. This is completely hands-free using Talon's eye tracking and a noise recognizer (hiss to click). I consider what I have right now to be an unpolished tech demo, which will get significantly better as I cross many accuracy/speed TODOs off my list. These projects require both a eye and head tracker (are still fast and precise): - https://github.com/trishume/PolyMouse https://github.com/trishume/PolyMouse - https://github.com/trishume/FusionMouse https://github.com/trishume/FusionMouse - http://precisiongazemouse.com/ http://precisiongazemouse.com/ Miscellaneous, not quite as well integrated: - http://kinesicmouse.xcessity.at/ http://kinesicmouse.xcessity.at/ - http://iris.xcessity.at/ http://iris.xcessity.at/

TheSpiceIsLife 9y ago
This looks interesting, I'll have look later. Thanks for reminding me of Dragon by Nuance. I first saw Dragon being used by a quadriplegic guy I used to work for. This was ~10 years ago, he had a bit of a speech impediment too and it worked reasonably well. I occasionally think about Dragon and think it might be useful in my 2D CAD and laser cutter workflow. It actually seems reasonably priced, so maybe I'll give it a whirl.
- lunixbochs 9y ago
  When I say "fast and powerful", I mean what I've built which can use Dragon as a backend, not Dragon itself. Their user-facing command system is very limited (single trigger phrase, bad support for passing arguments to commands, must pause after talking). I have continuous recursive command recognition (you can say hundreds of commands in a minute, my record for perfect accuracy is ~280) and a command system that is leagues beyond Dragon's (and it's free on top of Dragon). I plan to build/support professional workflows like CAD. I'd love to hear about your needs. I strongly believe eye + voice can greatly surpass keyboard/mouse in many environments.
  - TheSpiceIsLife 9y ago
    I’ve sent an email to the one listed in your profile. Thanks.

TheSpiceIsLife 9y ago

This looks interesting, I'll have look later. Thanks for reminding me of Dragon by Nuance. I first saw Dragon being used by a quadriplegic guy I used to work for. This was ~10 years ago, he had a bit of a speech impediment too and it worked reasonably well. I occasionally think about Dragon and think it might be useful in my 2D CAD and laser cutter workflow. It actually seems reasonably priced, so maybe I'll give it a whirl.

lunixbochs 9y ago
When I say "fast and powerful", I mean what I've built which can use Dragon as a backend, not Dragon itself. Their user-facing command system is very limited (single trigger phrase, bad support for passing arguments to commands, must pause after talking). I have continuous recursive command recognition (you can say hundreds of commands in a minute, my record for perfect accuracy is ~280) and a command system that is leagues beyond Dragon's (and it's free on top of Dragon). I plan to build/support professional workflows like CAD. I'd love to hear about your needs. I strongly believe eye + voice can greatly surpass keyboard/mouse in many environments.
- TheSpiceIsLife 9y ago
  I’ve sent an email to the one listed in your profile. Thanks.