I found this surfing the web and I found it fascinating.
probably 10 years now and this technology we have in our own homes.
Tobii has launched a separate device called PCEye, which can control a PC using eyes.
works with screen sizes of 15 to 22 inches and is designed primarily to enhance the interactivity of users with motor disabilities. It connects via USB and is situated in front of the monitor to get started, just needs a calibration that takes a few seconds.
The system's advanced algorithms and high-resolution cameras are able to track and record eye movement of users with an accuracy of 95% regardless color eyes, the lighting conditions and head movement. So after installing the software, users will be able to control various actions on the screen just by blinking, or staring at some object on the desktop.
PCEye work at an optimal distance of 50 to 80 cm and does not affect computer performance because it has an integrated processor. Its standard price will range from U.S. $ 7000, which means you'll only have a clinical interest with people in rehabilitation situations or neurodegenerative diseases.
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