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@article{180601,
        author = {Sushant Gaikwad and Onkar Khetmalis and Sharman Dudhat},
        title = {Accelerometer and Eye Blink Based Mouse Using Micro-Controller},
        journal = {International Journal of Innovative Research in Technology},
        year = {2025},
        volume = {12},
        number = {1},
        pages = {1752-1757},
        issn = {2349-6002},
        url = {https://ijirt.org/article?manuscript=180601},
        abstract = {This project presents an innovative human 
computer interaction system that utilizes an 
accelerometer and eye blink detection for mouse 
control, implemented on a microcontroller board. The 
primary objective is to enhance the accessibility and 
usability of computer interfaces for individuals with 
limited mobility or disabilities. The methodology 
involves integrating a sensitive accelerometer to 
capture hand gestures and movements, enabling users 
to control the cursor with subtle hand gestures. 
Additionally, eye blink detection technology is 
employed to facilitate mouse clicks, providing a 
comprehensive and intuitive control mechanism. 
Through rigorous testing and user feedback, the 
findings reveal a promising and responsive alternative 
to traditional mouse control, offering a more inclusive 
solution for users with diverse physical abilities. The 
system's adaptability and ease of use demonstrate its 
potential to bridge the accessibility gap in computer 
interaction. 
This 
project 
contributes 
to 
the 
advancement of assistive technology by presenting a 
novel approach to mouse control, catering to the needs 
of individuals with physical limitations. The intended 
result is a user-friendly and efficient system that 
empowers users to interact with computers more 
seamlessly, fostering a more inclusive computing 
environment. In an era where digital accessibility is 
paramount, traditional mouse interfaces often pose 
challenges for individuals with physical disabilities. 
This project presents an innovative solution by 
leveraging accelerometers and eye blink detection 
integrated with a microcontroller board to create an 
alternative mouse interface.},
        keywords = {},
        month = {June},
        }