The appearance in the world's most popular operating management system with the help of a look will surely please many people. First and foremost, this will greatly facilitate the lives of disabled people who have lost limbs and paralyzed people. However, such an interface can be liked by ordinary people. After all, sometimes it's too lazy to reach for the mouse to put your favorite show on a pause. Oh, these modern people spoiled with technology! Microsoft has started testing its operating system management with the help of a glance. This functionality was included in the new test assembly of Windows 10.
So far, only the Eye Tracker 4C sensor from Tobii can be used in testing, which I'll tell you in detail in the very near future, as I am currently studying the device and writing its review. Management is implemented in such a way that the user can access all functions of the computer mouse and keyboard without exception. You can fully use the operating system, without actually making any unnecessary movements. The only disadvantage is that a small part of the screen will be allocated for placing a special semi-transparent menu with basic control functions.
One of the interesting functions of controlling the look will also be the new method of typing Shape Writing. Somehow it resembles a popular on smartphone dialing method, when a user simply slides his finger from letter to letter, and the algorithm tries to guess what word he wants to write. In this case, gliding from letter to letter will be possible with the help of a glance. Sometimes it will be enough to look only at the first and last letter, so that the algorithm displays the words you are looking for. Despite the fact that only Tobii's equipment is currently supported, in the near future Windows10 will also support the sensors PCEyePlus, EyeMobile Plus and devices from other manufacturers.
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