The problem:
Case 1: It's easy to use mouse for normal people, but it may be hard or even impossile for the disabled ones, especially the one loseing both hands.
Case 2: Some boys/girls just wanna let their hands free(maybe eating, writing or doing something else and have no hands to control mouse), they can use the Head Mouse
The solution:
Head Mouse is just like a earphone, it can be put on one ear and control the mouse. High accuracy gyroscope is inside, it will sense head motion and convert to mouse movement. Muscle activation sensor (EMG sensor) will get the mouth muscle signal, it will convert to mouse click. Bluetooth will help transfer all the informations.
So, move your head, mouse pointer will move; grit your mouth, will finish single/double click.
So if you activate clicks via mouse then it won't really work for people who are eating? :D
Also, I will say I really like the idea.
However, I am a little worried that it won't be super comfortable for the user to be swinging their head around while chewing their mouse and tensing up their face just to quick-close a youtube ad.
I just saw that you had the same idea I had - but some time earlier! Though I don't know what's the status of your project. Are you still working on it? Meanwhile I did a first prototype and will update my project https://hackaday.io/project/161560-imu-based-hmi-headset soon.
Wow, that's cool! I already finished the prototype of this headmouse, and I am working on another project "the touchmouse", which combined the advantage of touchpad gestures and the high accuracy of normal laser mouse,and the mouse is only 70x30x10 size. we are trying to make it into a product.
I will support your DIY, and I will tell you about my experiences on the HeadMouse Project. I posted the DIY process onto the DFROBOT website:http://mc.dfrobot.com.cn/thread-26626-1-1.html You can take is as a reference
For the project of "All Touch Mouse", we will launch the crowd founding on KS of IDDG, I will let you know then :)
So if you activate clicks via mouse then it won't really work for people who are eating? :D
Also, I will say I really like the idea.
However, I am a little worried that it won't be super comfortable for the user to be swinging their head around while chewing their mouse and tensing up their face just to quick-close a youtube ad.