Hands-free computer and gaming access via head tracking and facial gesture and speech

SensePilot, a startup company based in Vilnius, Lithuania, developed software that uses standard webcams for real-time head tracking and facial gesture and speech detection. The software enables users to operate computers and play video games entirely hands-free (though can also be used with joysticks and switches) without any additional or complex hardware. Launched after a hackathon event in May 2024, it was launched publicly in May 2025, and its user base quickly grew from 80 beta testers to about 200.

Solution: SensePilot
Organization: SensePilot
Country of Implementation: Lithuania

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