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Eye-tracking computer interface from the future - Hands-on with the Tobii Rex

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Published on Jan 6, 2013

We got a chance to play with Tobii's eye-tracking "Rex" hardware / software for Windows 8 at CES 2013, and while it is a bit pricey at $995 for the dev kit, the Rex can significantly speed up navigation. To find out what the Rex can really do, check out the full coverage at the link below:

http://www.theverge.com/2013/1/6/3843...

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  • tubekrake

    This tech will change everything if it is ready in a few years, even more than touch tech a few years ago. For example it could track for each mail or facebook messages your emotions and also if you read it fast, twice or skipped it.

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  • TheVerge

    They say that advanced technology is often indistinguishable from magic.

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  • ZuLuuuuuu

    The choice of delete key is a bit weird.

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  • TheVerge

    Right? You'd think they'd pick the space bar or return key.

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  • ThornyYT

    But what if I want to delete something?

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  • MisterSpaceborg

    How's about playing your favorite games like angry birds or fruit ninja, to train your eyes? I wonder if this could be a way of fixing lazy eyes because it forces you to excersie eye muscles.

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  • Wai Ho Li

    That quote is (usually) attributed to Arthur C. Clark (Sci Fi writer).

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  • TheMilkywayboy

    You blink.

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  • rx327prime

    This tech should be embedded in devices like Oculus Rift, imagine how you would be able to recreate how we actually see if the Oculus knows where you're looking at.

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  • rx327prime

    Yes, and this is gonna throw some understanding of our world.

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  • Walt Duncan

    Old TVs did not emit radiation. It's always been a myth, a wives' tale.

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  • Joakim Isaksson

    There is what is referred to as a "tracking box" in front of the eye tracker where it is able to pick up your eyes. It is typically located at ~65 cm (25") from the tracker (by design, as this is a comfortable distance to a screen) and varies in size depending on the tracker.

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  • MadsterV

    I say wireless 3-button clicker is the way to go for this. Looks good, though why no drawing demo? that would show how accurate it really is!

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