Gaze and Touch Interaction on Tablets
summary
Prototype tablets with an eye tracker and thumb input implement gaze-and-touch redirection so a thumb tap is applied at the gaze point, plus a CursorShift mode that spawns a controllable cursor for small targets. A user study (12 participants, 7 blocks, 24 targets, ~20 min each) shows gaze+touch is slightly slower than direct touch but reduces physical effort and is preferred; home screen, gallery and browser demos work and enable reliable thumb-only browsing.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Tablet Grips
- 2:01Gaze and Touch
- 2:47Home Screen
- 3:51Two Questions
- 4:38Results
- 6:45Gallery Demo
- 9:29Previous Apps
- 11:16Cursor Shift
- 14:39Menu
- 17:27Summary
- 17:58Conclusion
- 18:47Questions
- 22:44Is it possible
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