Jins Releases Device to Use PC by Head Movements
Tokyo, Feb. 26 (Jiji Press)--Japanese eyeglass store chain Jins Inc. released Wednesday a device designed to allow users to operate a personal computer with small movements of their heads.
Attached to glasses and connected to a computer by a cable, the device, called "Jins Assist," enables users to click and move the cursor with their heads, helping people with hand or arm disabilities to use computers.
(2025/02/26-20:19)
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