Google plans to launch face tracking feature in ChromeOS

According to news on October 24, Google plans to launch a feature called “Face Tracking” in ChromeOS. Tracking), a new feature that allows users to control the mouse and keyboard through facial movements. This feature is designed to provide more accessibility for people with disabilities, especially those without arms.

It is understood that this facial tracking feature is planned to be launched in ChromeOS version 120, and the latest version is ChromeOS 117. But it's unclear whether all Chromebook devices will support this feature, or if it will be limited to certain models.

Google has already provided a number of accessibility features in ChromeOS, including real-time subtitles, high-contrast mode, reading mode, screen readers, and more. The newly introduced facial tracking function will further enhance the interaction methods of disabled users and provide them with a more convenient experience.

This move reflects Google’s commitment to creating a more inclusive and accessible digital living environment. By continuously introducing new accessibility features, Google helps people with disabilities better integrate into the technological society and enjoy the convenience brought by the digital world.

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