Take two video-game console cameras and one pair of horn-rimmed glasses and for around $30 you have a device that will allow you to control a computer or, potentially, even a wheelchair with your ...

Samsung unveiled a mouse that uses eye tracking technology and is geared toward helping people with disabilities use computers.

Game peripheral maker SteelSeries is introducing its Sentry eye tracker that enables players to control computer games with their eye movements. Proponents of eye tracking argue that it is a ...

The MyTobii P10 is an eye-controlled communication device aimed at users with ALS, MS and other neurological disabilities. The unit integrates a 15-inch screen, a computer and an eye-control ...

British scientists have paired video game console cameras with a pair of ordinary glasses to create an eye control device that will allow the severely disabled to use a computer.The device costs $6… ...

Eye-tracking and control technology manufacturer Tobii Technology has teamed up with Lenovo to produce a prototype notebook which the user can control with the blink of an eye. The integrated eye ...

Now in its second generation, Samsung's EyeCan+ will help people with disabilities create documents and browse the Web using only eye movements.

Imagine being unable to type commands on a computer or text message to peers? What if there was a technology that can help you do both—and more—with just a blink of an eye? For RIT student Devin ...

We are very happy with the outcome of this collaboration," Henrik Eskilsson concluded. Envision eye control in PC's For users, eye control is thrilling and makes the computer interaction more ...

Ever wish your eyes were lasers? A laptop prototype from Lenovo brings that wish closer to reality.It tracks your gaze and figures out where you're looking on the screen. That means, among other ...

Eye control system lets you play ‘Pong’ and write email, costs just $60 to build A new eye control system is being developed that uses less than $50 worth of off-the-shelf components.