Mélodie Vidal
Andreas Bulling
Hans Gellersen
Abstract
Although gaze is an attractive modality for pervasive interaction, real-world implementation of eye-based interfaces poses significant challenges. In particular, user calibration is tedious and time consuming. Pursuits is an innovative interaction technique that enables truly spontaneous interaction with eye-based interfaces. A user can simply walk up to the screen and readily interact with moving targets. Instead of being based on gaze location, Pursuits correlates eye pursuit movements with objects dynamically moving on the interface.
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Index Terms
- Pursuits: Spontaneous Eye-Based Interaction for Dynamic Interfaces
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