1. Eye Movement Detection
By: Zach Campanella

2. Early Research Professor Guang-Zhong Yang
Began research by detecting how the eye moves
Detecting waving hand in crowd
At 2002 he had hope to apply his research to
Keyhole surgery
Computers
Cars
Fighter Pilots

3. Present Actions controlled just through eye movement Typing
Pulling up s
Most basic computer functions
Using most basic computer applications
Advanced applications like photoshop need more advanced technology
Moving wheelchairs

4. Present (Continued) Gaming Project at De Montfort University
People who would otherwise be unable to play video games are now given the option.
People with disabilities more integrated into society
Hope to make the technology cheaper and more accessible.
Used infrared light to tell where the eyes are looking and through calibration wherever the eyes are looking at the screen.

5. Present (Continued) Reduced hardware prices
Most eye movement detection headsets cost thousands of dollars.
Dr. Aldo Faisal discovered a way to reduce price.
His dream is to make the technology available to the average family.
Using Dr. Faisal's method the average person could make a headset for around $30.
Currently method is unavailable
If Dr. Faisal isn't satisfied with any offers made by businesses then he will publish the information online for free.

6. Future Opens up possibilites Control cars
Give mobility back to disabled people
Control house appliances
Kitchen
Entertainment
Augmented reality
Looking somewhere would bring information of what's in the field of vision on glasses
Can look at something broken and bring up repair instructions.

7. Works Cited
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Levitt, Tom. "$30 Gadget Lets You Control Computer with Your Eyes - CNN.com." CNN. Cable News Network, 01 Jan Web. 01 Nov <
Rubens, Paul. "The End for Keyboards and Mice?" BBC News. BBC, 24 Oct Web. 1 Nov <