by Pete Norloff | Sep 19, 2019
Your next car may be much safer to drive, and eye tracking will be partly responsible. According to ABI Research, global shipments of factory-installed Driver Monitoring Systems (DMS) based on interior facing cameras will reach 6.7 million by 2019. In a press release...
by Pete Norloff | Sep 11, 2019
Researchers have done amazing things with eye tracking in the field of assistive technology. Using eye movements, people with severely limiting disabilities are able to communicate and express themselves like never before. However, mainstream consumers won’t use eye...
by Pete Norloff | Aug 30, 2019
From college football to the NFL, this time of year is filled with games for sporting fans. The MLB is in full-swing, too, and the NBA will be back before we even know it. As spectators, we enjoy watching athletes use their highly-tuned skills to play games and win....
by Pete Norloff | Aug 24, 2019
People with disabilities face a number of challenges each day, as they strive to lead happy, healthy and productive lives. Depending on a patient’s specific condition, certain assistive technologies – or even a combination of two or more of them – can help them to...
by Pete Norloff | Aug 14, 2019
Is it their luminously colored feathers, decorated with enchanting eyespot patterns? Or, could it be those fancy head crests? Maybe, it’s their long legs, outfitted with pointy spurs? In other words, what constitutes a “hot” peacock, according to an...
