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Nouse "Use your Nose a mouse" Perceptual Interface Technology

Perceptual Interface Technology: "NouseTM basic

- fully self-contained version of NouseTM which allows you to substitute mouse with the NouseTM
- does not have any additional features
- includes games.

- All files needed to run NouseTM-based programs are included in the NouseTM installer. If you need a specific .dll file, find it here.
- There is also ReadMe file with the instructions.
- New demo version of NouseTM, which combines face tracking and blink detection, is now available in Section 2 for download.

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Download a free demo version of NouseTM (8Mb).



NB: In order to run NousePaintTM, BubbleFrenzy, NousePongTM and Immersive Environment demo, you'll need to run NouseTM first.
Download: NousePaint.exe (1Mb) to draw with your nose.


Download: BubbleFrenzy (2.8Mb) to play an aim-n-shoot game with your nose.

A user can play a well-known aim-n-shoot Bubble-Frenzy game aiming the turret by pointing with the nose. (Slight rotation of head allows to aim precisely in 180o range)"

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