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I had a somewhat similar experience with EyeTribe, their main competitor (bigger area, lower accuracy, not sure about single eye tracking.) One use-case I did
by mtrimpe 12y ago
I had a somewhat similar experience with EyeTribe, their main competitor (bigger area, lower accuracy, not sure about single eye tracking.)
One use-case I did see however was 'focus follows gaze' which seams at least could be fairly valuable. If I wasn't on OS X (where the windowing system doesn't allow for that) I'd love to have given that a try...
- tormeh 12y agofocus follows gaze might be the first real hardware-fueled productivity improvement since the scrolling wheel. That's pretty cool if you ask me.
- seanp2k2 12y agoSeems like they could do this by just adding a second iSight to the top of MacBooks. That's a much more appealing feature than a touchscreen for a laptop for me!