Mobile gaze input system for pervasive interaction

John Paulin Hansen; Sebastian Sztuk; Javier San Agustin Lopez

Mobile gaze input system for pervasive interaction

John Paulin Hansen (Inventor)
, Sebastian Sztuk (Inventor)
, Javier San Agustin Lopez (Inventor)

Research output: Patent

Abstract

A mobile gaze-tracking system is provided. The user operates the system by looking at the gaze tracking unit and at pre-defined regions at the fringe of the tracking unit. The gaze tracking unit may be placed on a smartwatch, a wristband, or woven into a sleeve of a garment. The unit provides feedback to the user in response to the received command input. The unit provides feedback to the user on how to position the mobile unit in front of his eyes. The gaze tracking unit interacts with one or more controlled devices via wireless or wired communications. Example devices include a lock, a thermostat, a light or a TV. The connection between the gaze tracking unit may be temporary or longer-lasting. The gaze tracking unit may detect features of the eye that provide information about the identity of the user.

Original language	English
IPC	G06F1/16; G06F3/01
Patent number	US 20160231812 A1
Country/Territory	United States
Priority date	06/02/2015
Priority number	US201615017820 20160208 ; US201562112837P 20150206
Publication status	Published - 11 Aug 2016

Keywords

Mobile Gaze-Tracking
User Interface
Wearable Technology
Device Interaction
Biometric Identification

Eyetribe: Eye Tracking for mobile devices
Hansen, J. P. (PI), Lessin, D. (CoI) & Biermann, F. (CoI)
Innovation Fund Denmark
01/04/2013 → 31/03/2016
Project: Research

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Mobile gaze input system for pervasive interaction

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