Virtuo Turing — Touchless Presentation Control

Control PowerPoint with gestures

Webcam hand tracking • Slide navigation • Live markup overlay

INPUT: PC webcam

MODE: Local processing

TARGET: B2B

NO CLICKER: Hands-free

Chirodex is a Windows desktop application that gives professional presenters gesture-based control of PowerPoint. It recognizes your hands through the PC webcam and translates simple gestures into presentation commands — without touching a keyboard, mouse, or clicker.

Demo release: This version is provided to demonstrate the potential of AI-based gesture recognition. If you have practical, mass-market needs that can be served by similar solutions, tell us what you need — we may develop and distribute it.

Download → Real limitations

Designed for meetings, trainings, audits, technical demos, and sales presentations — anywhere you want fluid control while staying focused on your audience.

What it does

Hands → Gestures → PowerPoint commands + Markup overlay

Chirodex turns a short set of reliable hand gestures into direct presentation control. It is built for professional delivery: fewer actions, clear feedback, and fast execution.

It focuses on two things: slide navigation and live on-slide annotation. The goal is not “automation” — it is making presentations smoother and more controlled when you are speaking.

The experience is intentionally direct: webcam input, gesture recognition, PowerPoint control, and an annotation overlay. No gimmicks, no distractions.

Core features

Navigation + Markup, built for the room

Slide navigation by gesture

Next / previous slide.
Jump to first / last slide.
Restart the slide show.
Designed for clear, repeatable control.

Live annotation on top of slides

Gesture “pen” to draw in real time.
Quick stamps (e.g., checkmark / smiley).
Perfect horizontal line using two hands.
Rectangle / square selection highlight.

Erase and cleanup by gesture

Clear all drawings instantly.
Local erase with a wipe motion.
Keep the slide readable while marking key points.

B2B focus

Built for teams that present repeatedly (sales, consulting, training, product, leadership).
Free demo, positioned for professional environments.
Optimized for hands-free delivery, not casual use.

Real limitations

No fantasy claims

Lighting & camera quality

Bad lighting reduces hand tracking stability.
Low-quality webcams and motion blur degrade recognition.
Consistent room lighting improves reliability.

Background clutter

Busy backgrounds can reduce detection quality.
Clean contrast between hands and background helps.
Conference rooms are usually fine; chaos is not.

Gesture discipline

Gestures must be distinct and deliberate.
Small, half-gestures increase false triggers.
Simple beats consistent performance.

Scope

Built for PowerPoint presentation control and markup.
Not a general-purpose “control the PC” tool.
Focus stays on presenting, not on system automation.