Project GameFace
by Google · US
Open-source hands-free mouse and game control using head movement and facial gestures
What it is
Project GameFace is an open-source, free desktop and Android application originally built by Google that lets a user control a mouse cursor and trigger clicks using head movement and facial gestures captured by a standard webcam, processed on-device using MediaPipe's face-landmark detection models (BlazeFace and FaceMesh). Gestures such as raising an eyebrow, opening the mouth, or tilting the head are mapped to cursor movement and click actions, and the gesture-to-action mapping is user-configurable per profile. It runs as a background application on Windows PCs, with a separate implementation for Android, and is intended to give hands-free pointer and click control for PC games and other software.
Who this helps, and how
Move a cursor and click using head movement and facial gestures instead of hands
Purpose-built — Designed as assistive technology Mobility & Dexterity Limited or no use of hands and arms Paralysis & spinal cord injuryWhat people say
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