Microsoft has launched the 'I Control' beta for Windows 10 to empower the Devyangon on the onscreen mouse and keyboard, which can be controlled with the help of eyes. 

According to a blog post from Microsoft Software Engineer Donna Sarkar, the "I control" feature will need a compatible Eye Track, such as 'Toby Eye Tracker 4C' that unlocks and provides access to the Windows operating system.

Once 'I control' is turned on, a launch pad appears on the screen, which allows users to change the position of the mouse, keyboard, text-to-speech and user interface. 

The government has said that in order to run 'I control' users will only need to see the UI until the button is activated. When you are looking at him, the scenes around that button will change to give him information.

Although there are still many challenges with this new tool. It is necessary to calibrate again, after the change in light (in situations like going from the room to the sunlight).

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