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Eleuto

Eleuto is a hands & voice-free control interface designed for people with motor disabilities. It allows users to navigate interfaces using eye blinks, dwell, and head tilts.

id="app-details-left"> Home page Inspiration The idea for Eleuto began from a deeply personal place, one of our relatives has been suffering from Multiple Sclerosis (MS), and we've witnessed firsthand the growing difficulty they face in doing something as simple as using a phone or navigating an app. It made us ask: “Why isn’t there a better way to control digital interfaces when your hands and voice fail you?” That question sparked our journey into building an assistive tool that’s intuitive, accessible, and empowering not just for MS patients, but also for people with ALS, Cerebral Palsy,…

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