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Abstract
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) has revolutionized how humans interact with technology, providing new and intuitive ways to control devices. Traditional input methods, such as keyboards, mice, and touchscreens, while effective, often limit the flexibility and accessibility of user interfaces. These conventional devices may not be ideal for users with physical disabilities, or for situations where a hands-free, more natural mode of interaction is desired. This has led to growing interest in alternative interaction methods, particularly those that combine voice and gesture-based inputs, offering a more intuitive, accessible, and immersive user experience.The virtual mouse system, a concept driven by AI, aims to break free from the constraints of traditional input methods by utilizing voice commands and hand gestures to perform mouse-related actions. Voice assistants, powered by speech recognition, enable users to execute commands such as clicking, scrolling, and moving the cursor using only verbal instructions. Meanwhile, hand gestures, detected through computer vision and machine learning, can further enhance this interaction, allowing users to seamlessly manipulate the interface without relying on physical input devices
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Copyright © 2024 AKASH DADARAO RATHOD. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License.
