The phone also had the ability to scroll pages, click on things, and go back and forward all by just using your eyes. While ...

Early autism detection via eye-tracking tools offers objective assessments, allowing timely interventions that enhance ...

very strange device. It fits on a user’s head, has a camera pointing out, but also a camera pointing back at the user. That extra camera is aimed right at the eye. This is a gaze tracking ...

Eye tracking systems can function in a completely contactless manner, integrated into devices like screens ... measurements ...

These devices are not harmful to the human eye and are designed to be used ... a light source (usually infrared light), a gaze-tracking camera that captures flashes of the visible image reflected ...

Eye tracking technology is a method that monitors an individual’s eye movement and gaze, creating a novel mode of interaction with digital devices. Eye tracking is used to locate an app ...

Its advanced eye-­tracking feature follows your gaze so accurately, it can be used to navigate and control devices by people with physical disabilities who can’t use hand controllers ...

This web-based remote control for computers, tablets and TVs is designed to help those with physical disabilities, by letting users control devices with their eyes. Using their own eye-gaze ...

Researchers at MIT have proposed a new 'gaze-tracking model' that ... one must be able to observe some specific behavioural cues. Eye-gaze direction is one such social cue. In theory, 'gaze ...

For example, applying gaze analysis while you are reading a book, they claim to be able to make targeted recommendations for other books. We’ve discussed eye tracking devices before, but they ...