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Self-powered eye tracker harnesses energy from blinking and is as comfortable as everyday glasses
Assistive devices that enable those who can no longer move their bodies to control wheelchairs or communicate by moving only ...
An eyewear breakthrough by Finnish company IXI is promising to end the era of clunky bifocals and the 'head-tilt' struggle of ...
Eye-tracking technology. It sounds somewhat creepy initially, but it has plenty of incredible applications. It can allow individuals with disabilities to control computers, it can change the way ...
AURORA IIE is powered by Ganzin’s in-house developed ASIC, EPU2, engineered specifically for low-power, high-performance ...
Game peripheral maker SteelSeries is introducing its Sentry eye tracker that enables players to control computer games with their eye movements. Proponents of eye tracking argue that it is a faster ...
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Blink-powered eye tracker with 99% precision could let paralyzed patients control chairs
Researchers at Qingdao University in China have developed a lightweight, self-powered eye-tracking system designed to assist ...
Tobii, a global leader in eye-tracking, announced earlier this year that it was in talks with Sony to include its tech in the upcoming PlayStation VR2. Now the company has confirmed its eye-tracking ...
Eye-tracking tech has been making its way into cars for years as a safety feature, especially with the rise of driver assistance software. Now, Bosch thinks the tech could offer some other benefits — ...
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