06/02/10 at 1:26 am
Obvious uses exist in military aspects, targeting, etc.
I also see potential in website design. Tracking where users look at a web page would be very useful in determining optimal placement of ads, content, and design features.
I also see uses in the gaming industry. Removing joysticks, mice, and thumb-sticks, and replacing game movement (or at least rotational movement) with eye tracking. As a player looks to the left of the screen, their character turns left. It would be a very immersed experience, especially if implemented on a large screen or projector.
The gaming aspect would be easy to implement based off of their current software, simply changing the signals going to the servos to going to game input.
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