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This project demonstrates controlling the virtual mouse cursor programmatically using Python libraries like pyautogui and pynput. It enables moving the cursor, clicking, scrolling, and capturing mouse events for automation and testing purposes.
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The Virtual Mouse Cursor Control project allows users to control the mouse cursor on a computer screen using hand gestures or face movement through computer vision techniques. It uses Python libraries such as OpenCV and mediapipe to track movement and translate it into mouse actions. This project enhances accessibility for individuals with limited mobility or those seeking hands-free control.
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