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Is eye-tracking tech not good enough these days to position a cursor when one stares at that position for 2+ seconds? I am recalling studies of driving or artwo
by david_draco 3y ago
Is eye-tracking tech not good enough these days to position a cursor when one stares at that position for 2+ seconds? I am recalling studies of driving or artwork where the gaze lingers.
- Valodim 3y agoMaybe, but 2+ second pauses are way too much to indicate a position on your screen, since you do that a lot during coding
- jimmySixDOF 3y agoXR devices with eye tracking have practically no latency instead you would need to tune down the points of interest hover over time triggers and then there are a lot of experimental keyboard ideas in Spatial Computing that could be integrated like starburst wheels could give you layers of type assist etc
- lupire 3y agoI bet it's faster but it feels slower because it's a passive action.
- antipurist 3y agoYou can find examples of people using eye trackers for coding/gaming on Youtube and judge the latency yourself, here's one such example: https://youtu.be/FZRgBw8m34c?feature=shared&t=90 https://youtu.be/FZRgBw8m34c?feature=shared&t=90
- lifeplusplus 3y agoEye tracking with neural "click" I need extremely responsive and accurate eye tracking with device that can detect at least 3-5 buttons - click - click down - click up - move right - move left