People with quadriplegia can use gaze trackers to interact with a computer using their eye movements. Virtual keyboards are commonly used to enter text by looking at the keys, or by performing some eye gesture.
Gaze can also be useful for handsfree interaction for people without disabilities. We are researching gaze-based interaction techniques that could be useful to both people with and without disabilities alike.
Publicações do projeto
- HMAGIC: Head Movement and Gaze Input Cascaded Pointing
- AugKey: Increasing Foveal Throughput in Eye Typing with Augmented Keys
- EyeSwipe: Dwell-free Text Entry Using Gaze Paths
- Dynamic and Meta-Context Switching for Gaze-Based Interaction
- Meta-keys: Extending the Functionality of Gaze-based Interaction
- Facilitating Accessibility and Digital Inclusion Using Gaze-aware Wearable Computing
- Towards Wearable Gaze Supported Augmented Cognition
- Dynamic Context Switching for Gaze Based Interaction
- Context Switching for Fast Key Selection in Text Entry Applications
- GInX: Gaze Based Interface Extensions
- Eye Gaze Tracking Techniques for Interactive Applications
- Method and system for relevance feedback through gaze tracking and ticker interfaces
- Gaze-based secure keypad entry system
- Manual and Gaze Input Cascaded (MAGIC) Pointing
- Proceedings of the XII Brazilian Symposium on Computer Graphics and Image Processing