I have not find any kind of virtual keyboards. But they are very useful for some kind of people.
For example:
http://hot-virtual-keyboard.com/
http://www.comfort-software.com/on-screen-keyboard.html

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A user is looking for a keyboard with a jack plug socket already built in. It is apparently to use with a sound box that has a microphone attached to it that operates an onscreen keyboard called a Wivik. They use the on onscreen wivik keyboard on their computer at home and it is very helpful to them because they are uable to use an ordinary keyboard because of their disability. Any ideas welcome.

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A keyboard called the Elexia may soon be coming on the market to help computer users who have dyslexia (see main page above). I had the opportunity to have a play with the keyboard today. Considering it is still a prototype, I was impressed by it's design and quality. The keys are lit from behind and with the aid of the dials at the side, and can be changed to any colour. It's a great idea and certainly makes the keys easier to see. You could even use the keyboard in a dark room, thanks to the keys themselves being illuminated. I could see this keyboard also being useful to someone with a vision impairment. BabelTech could be onto a winner here and I look foward to the finished product. I found a video about it on YouTube - have a look.

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