Gaze-Assisted Typing for Smart Glasses
summary
Implements a hybrid text entry called GAT9 that combines Google Glass temple touch gestures with eye selection on a head‑worn eye‑trackable display; prototypes for three splits (GAT3/GAT6/GAT9) and a nine‑gesture touch set are evaluated. User studies (including 24 trials per condition, 4 of 12 participants hit severe eye‑tracker inaccuracy) show 11 WPM for GAT, about +25.4% vs eye‑only and +29.4% vs touch‑only; error rates are lowest for GAT but not statistically significant, and GAT reduces eye fatigue compared with eye‑only.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:25Need for text entry
- 1:53Limitations of touch and eye typing
- 3:46Gaze-assisted typing concept
- 7:23Design options comparison
- 10:00Experiment two results
- 13:37Conclusion and future work
- 14:43Q&A session
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