A Schoolgirl from Canada, Emma Mogus has invented an innovative input device that can control a mouse using the language. It will allow people with disabilities and people with hand injuries to use the computer. According to the University of Alabama, there are now more than 250 million Americans have a serious spinal cord injury. An estimated 118 thousand of them are paralyzed arms and legs. Using a computer for these people is a big problem. The inventors have repeatedly tried to help the disabled, offering solutions for computer control using brain waves and eye movements. However, Emma Mogus has developed a simple and convenient way to replace the mouse – to use human language instead of his hands. Emma is only 17 years old, she is studying in 12 class of high school in Oakville. His invention is shown May 12 at the International Science and Engineering Fair Intel. In addition to Emma in the fair was attended by more than 1,750 school and university students ...
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