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Previously known as the Eye Mouse, this device is now known as  EyeWhere.

EyeWhere is an electrooculargram (EOG) that will allow your eye position to dictate the position of a cursor on a computer screen. 

At the moment, only the schematic, parts list, and PCB patterns are available.  The price is $19.95.  The total cost for the parts is approximately $75. The parts are not available here.  If you wish to order the parts, you should check an electronic component vendor such as Digikey.

Included in the EyeWhere package:

• bitmap image of the schematic

• Microsoft Excel file of the parts list

• images in pdf files for the double sided printed circuit board (enlarged 4x)

  • reversed image for the top

  • normal image for the bottom

  • reversed image for the silk screen

  • normal image of the silk screen for reference

Minimum requirements to make the EyeWhere usable:

• program the PIC 16C773 to perform the following

  • read the analog values to determine eye position

  • implement switches to function as the mouse buttons

  • create a PC or MAC driver to interface with the EyeWhere

   

The original prototype:

The original design was created by Joe Bogusky for his senior design project to meet the requirements for graduating with a BS in Biomedical Engineering.

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