"Evaluating the Efficacy of Touchless Mouse Technology in Enhancing Accessibility for Individuals with Physical Disabilities"

Abstract

This study aims to evaluate the efficacy of touchless mouse technology in enhancing accessibility for individuals with physical disabilities. With the growing reliance on digital devices, traditional input methods, such as standard computer mice, pose significant challenges for people with physical impairments. Touchless mouse technology offers a potential solution by enabling users to control computer interfaces through gestures, eye movements, or other non-contact methods. This research investigates the usability, adaptability and overall impact of touchless mouse technology on the daily activities of individuals with varying degrees of physical disabilities. This study seeks to evaluate the effectiveness of touchless mouse technology in improving accessibility for individuals with physical disabilities. As digital devices become increasingly integral to daily life, traditional input methods like standard computer mice present considerable obstacles for those with physical impairments. These challenges can limit the ability of individuals with disabilities to engage fully with digital environments, affecting their independence and quality of life. Touchless mouse technology, which allows users to control computer interfaces through gestures, eye movements, or other non-contact methods, emerges as a promising alternative.
This research focuses on assessing the usability, adaptability, and overall impact of touchless mouse technology on the daily activities of individuals with varying degrees of physical disabilities. By examining how these technologies are integrated into the lives of users, the study aims to determine their effectiveness in enhancing user experience, increasing autonomy, and facilitating more inclusive access to digital tools and resources. Through a combination of user trials, feedback analysis, and expert evaluations, the study will provide insights into the strengths and limitations of touchless mouse technology, with the goal of identifying areas for improvement and potential pathways for further development. Ultimately, this research contributes to the broader mission of fostering more accessible and inclusive digital environments for all individuals, regardless of physical ability. By combining user trials, surveys, and expert interviews, the study rigorously evaluates the effectiveness of touchless mouse technology in enhancing user experience, promoting greater independence, and narrowing the digital divide. The insights gained from this comprehensive assessment will help identify the strengths of the technology, highlight areas where improvements are needed, and provide valuable recommendations for future developments. ensuring that technological progress benefits everyone, regardless of their physical limitations. The findings provide valuable insights into the strengths and limitations of touchless mouse technology, offering recommendations for further development and integration into assistive devices. This research contributes to the ongoing discourse on digital accessibility and underscores the importance of inclusive technology design for individuals with physical disabilities.