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I wonder if there's some way to use eyetracking and headtracking to fake an enormous display with extremely high DPI. Only a very narrow area of the eye is actu
by DannoHung 13y ago
I wonder if there's some way to use eyetracking and headtracking to fake an enormous display with extremely high DPI. Only a very narrow area of the eye is actually focused and can detect features with maximum fidelity.
- jacques_chester 13y agoI vaguely recall Intel or MSR were doing research on something related -- dynamically changing LOD on 3D scenes to give more processing to where the eye is currently focused.
- nitrogen 13y agoBruce Tognazzini described a similar idea from research at Sun in his book Tog On Software Design from 1995: future computers would have print-quality DPIs, and would blur or scramble areas of the screen that were far enough outside the fovea for privacy.