Engineer Proposes Google Glass App to Make Wheelchairs Eye-Controlled
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Re: Engineer Proposes Google Glass App to Make Wheelchairs Eye-Controlled
#2Except, the Glass UI isn't an overlay over your entire field of vision as this mockup shows.
Re: Engineer Proposes Google Glass App to Make Wheelchairs Eye-Controlled
#3Except, the Glass UI isn't an overlay over your entire field of vision as this mockup shows.
Doesn't necessarily have to be, but I think this kind of application for it would be fairly nice. It'd let the whole thing look unobtrusive and if done correctly could be a very easy way to do it for people who have little to no other control over themselves (ALS is in my mind mostly).
Re: Engineer Proposes Google Glass App to Make Wheelchairs Eye-Controlled
#4Except, the Glass UI isn't an overlay over your entire field of vision as this mockup shows.
Also, it doesn't have eye tracking.
Re: Engineer Proposes Google Glass App to Make Wheelchairs Eye-Controlled
#5Except, the Glass UI isn't an overlay over your entire field of vision as this mockup shows.
Also, it doesn't have eye tracking.
The article cites a Google patent[1] for eye tracking within a wearable computing device. Hopefully it's still coming down the pipeline for Glass at some point.
Re: Engineer Proposes Google Glass App to Make Wheelchairs Eye-Controlled
#6This should be tested by Stephen Hawking first.