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"it uses 40 less power." 40 percent? 40 watts? 40 gigawatts? |
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I like the possibilities for handicapped people with this technology. This is the kind of story that I love to see. The kind of technology that I enjoy hearing about. |
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Correction made. Thanks |
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It sounds like similar technology to having Kinect built into a laptop computer. Very neat stuff and I could see all kinds of uses for eye tracking. |
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Yes Omega I see all kinds of uses as well for everyone including the blind and or handicapped. I personally am legally deaf which means I am 100% deaf in my right ear and 80% deaf (for me personally that's not a definition of legally deaf) in my left ear. I use a hearing aid which helps immensely and it is unidirectional as well as internal in my left ear. There is a lot of development in these fields that are generally not notated as least by the public. However; many of the things that come from these developments have functionality that can be used across a very large amount of applications. |
Is this the result of the bad night you had on that bridge? (years ago?) |
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Looking forward to a eye controlled mouse :D |