Monday, February 27th 2012

Samsung Announces EyeCAN Pointing Device for Disabled

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Samsung announced EyeCAN, a pointing device (mouse-replacement) for people that are physically-handicapped. The device is a glasses-mounted solution that precisely tracks eye movements, allowing the user to move the mouse pointer accurately. The user needn't use a single muscle to click on anything that they see on their computer screen. Samsung announced the EyeCAN today as a working-prototype, with plans to start selling it to the general public later this year, priced at roughly 50,000 Won (US $44).
Source: Akihabara News

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6 Comments on Samsung Announces EyeCAN Pointing Device for Disabled

#1
razaron
Playing strategy games using this ought to be very kewl, especially on a high res monitor.
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#2
archangel
razaronPlaying strategy games using this ought to be very kewl, especially on a high res monitor.
Exactly what my thought is. Imagine adapted to shooter games... Good job! ;)
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#3
Drone
Very nice. Stephen Hawking might need it.
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#5
razaron
Hayder_Masterhow they click on something ?
I not sure, however, I do know that it has all the functionality of a standard mouse.

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#6
DRDNA
Hayder_Masterhow they click on something ?
I am pretty sure a normal click is a double blink and a menu click is crossing your eyes.

no only joking...not sure but yet this brings gaming to mind for me as well.
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