UC Berkely has done some research in this area, most of it uses low level lasers that track the movements of the eye. The resolution isn't that great but they are making progress. It remains to be seen if it will be viable for the consumer. But I can't wait until changing my focus really means changing my focus.
I think that the whole UI should be taken down and rebuilt from scratch. There is technology that would allow you eyes to lead the mouse around, how many times have you wished that you would need any hand and eye, why not just eye. Think about it, never have to touch a nother mouse, just put on some glasses and go w/ it. Just a thought.
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UC Berkely has done some research in this area, most of it uses low level lasers that track the movements of the eye. The resolution isn't that great but they are making progress. It remains to be seen if it will be viable for the consumer. But I can't wait until changing my focus really means changing my focus.
I think that the whole UI should be taken down and rebuilt from scratch. There is technology that would allow you eyes to lead the mouse around, how many times have you wished that you would need any hand and eye, why not just eye. Think about it, never have to touch a nother mouse, just put on some glasses and go w/ it. Just a thought.