EVA Facial Mouse allows the user to control an Android™ device by tracking the face.
Based on the movement of the face captured through the front camera, the app allows the user to control a pointer on the screen (i.e., like a mouse), which provides direct access to most elements of the user interface.
EVA is intended for those who cannot use a touchscreen. For instance, some people with amputations, cerebral palsy, spinal cord injury, muscular dystrophy, multiple sclerosis, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or other disabilities may benefit from this app.
See the list of devices tested with EVA.
Due to pre-existing restrictions of the Android platform, there are currently some limitations.
For obvious reasons, EVA has not been tested with all devices available on the market. If you find any issues with your device, please, let us know.
For Android 5.1 and higher it seems that GBoard works well with EVA.
This is due to other apps having the "Draw over other apps" permission granted. Try the following:
EVA Facial Mouse has been developed with the support of Fundación Vodafone España and the collaboration of experts and users from organizations of ASPACE Confederación (Spain). Namely, ASPACE Asturias, ASPACE Barcelona, ASPACE Gipuzkoa, ASPACE Granada, APPC Tarragona and AVAPACE. Furthermore, it has been tested by CEAPAT, CRE (León) and ASPAYM Castilla y León.
Nominee in the GSMA Glomo Awards. February, 2017.
Selected as "Good Practice" in the “International Design For All Foundation Good Practices Awards”. January, 2017.
1st prize in “Concurso de Productos de Apoyo y Soluciones de Bajo Coste". CRMF IMSERSO Albacete (Spain). July, 2016.
EVA Facial Mouse is released under GNU/GPL v3.0
Developed by Cesar Mauri