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Why Are Eye Mice Unpopular? — A Detailed Comparison of Head and Eye Controlled Assistive Technology ard mice, by simply moving the cursor to where a user is pointing either with their head or their eyes. These devices have been in existence for many years within the motor-disabled community and over this time there has been widespread acceptance and adoption of head mice, with many disabled people

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Cursor Characterisation and Haptic Interfaces for Motion-impaired Usersfit, computer systems must be accessible. For people with motion-impairments, the keyboard, mouse and monitor arrangement can be difficult, if not impossible, to use. Symptoms such as tremor, spasm, restricted range of motion, and reduced strength can often restrict the extent to which a keyboard an

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Web-based Multimodal Graphs for Visually Impaired Peoplein the graphs is conveyed to visually impaired people through haptic and audio channels. The motivation of this work is to address problems faced by visually impaired people in accessing graphical information on the Internet, particularly the common types of graphs for data visualisation. In our wor