TimoS

SteamOS Build Coming Soon!!!My goal was to always build TimoS for the Steam Frame from the start. They delayed it and delayed it again. My Steam Frame will arrive soon, and I will promptly begin work on a native build with Arch-friendly functionality.Your head is the controllerTimoS lets someone who can move only their head operate a VR headset, the SteamVR dashboard, and the Windows desktop behind it. No hand controllers, no buttons, no touch. It was built for Timo who needed exactly that.The one idea: look and holdWherever you look, the cursor follows. Hold your gaze on a target for about half a second (customizable), and it activates. Glance away and nothing fires, so looking around never clicks by accident. Every feature in TimoS works this way.What's in the box todayPlace-then-Click targeting - lock a green target onto the exact spot you want, then fire the click steadily. If you don't quite place it where you want, you can nudge the cursor into place.The full mouse - left, right, middle, double-click, drag & drop, and scrolling, on the Windows desktop view. In SteamVR a left click doubles as a trigger pulse to interact with the SteamVR UI.A radial menu that's always within reach - anchored where you want, recoverable by a head pose.Full on-screen keyboard - complete with F-keys, numpad, US English layout.Spoken feedback (optional) - a narrator confirms actions out loud; on-screen captions show what the voice said.Who this is forPeople who benefit most: those with spinal cord injuries, ALS/MND, muscular dystrophy, cerebral palsy, limb difference... anyone whose head is their most reliable pointer.What you needA Windows PC with SteamVR and a headset that can use SteamVR (developed and tested on the Valve Index). Also tested with Quest 2 and Quest 3. No controllers required.Support that caresIf you know something that can improve the way TimoS works. Talk to me! I'm ready for any and all feedback that comes my way. It's my goal to make the emerging technologies include everyone. Starting with VR via SteamVR.