Observed arrival · 2026-10-17
SATGF: facial-gesture computer control
A Spanish-language accessibility project for controlling a computer with facial gestures and voice, with an interactive browser demo.
- For
- People with motor disabilities seeking hands-free computer access
- Worth noticing
- A “Centrar” control resets cursor alignment, and the footer identifies the work as a university graduation project.
Field notes
The page pairs a browser-based practice area with a download path for the desktop application. Its gesture map assigns head movement to cursor control, mouth opening to left-click, raised eyebrows to right-click, and smiling to scrolling; the demo also includes a practice game. The site says camera processing stays local and describes voice recognition as offline. The footer identifies SATGF as a Systems Engineering graduation project at Universidad Mariano Gálvez de Guatemala.
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