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Contact Lens Kinda Makes You Cyborgy
This one’s kinda hard to swallow so take a deep breath, open your minds, and pretend it’s 2100. I CONTACT is essentially a mouse fitted to your eyeball. The lens is inserted like any other normal contact lens except it’s laced with sensors to track eye movement, relaying that position to a receiver connected to your computer. Theoretically that should give you full control over a mouse cursor. I’d imagine holding a blink correlates to mouse clicks.
The idea was originally created for people with disabilities but anyone could use it. Those of us too lazy to use a mouse now have a free hand to do whatever it is people do when they sit at the computer for endless hours. I love the idea but there is a caveat. How is the lens powered? Perhaps in the future, electrical power can be harnessed from the human body, just not in a Matrix creepy-like way.
Designers: Eun-Gyeong Gwon & Eun-Jae Lee
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Lamah says
Um, it’s a lot easier to do this by just pointing a camera at the eye. Another advantage is that they already exist now and work.
yep. says
You’re so right, it would probably be a lot easier just to not move your head at all while you’re at your computer.
AndrooGee says
Your sarcasm does little to conceal your lack of understanding regarding the technology in question. A webcam with decent resolution sitting on top of your monitor or built into a laptop can easily track eye movement from a variety of positions.
This is, in fact, a fantastic idea. The only problem is with execution. Tracking with a cam obviates the hardware issues and leaves only a software design issue. Someone could program this exact function right now with the technology that is for sale cheaply in any big box store.
Using head tracking also offers a larger variety of potential “click” triggers. Some people could set it to a head nod while others might prefer a prolonged eye blink. The possibilities are much more varied.
wow says
you do realize that comment is a year old right?
Anon says
This wouldn’t be that simple. The eyes are constantly moving and adjusting their fixation on a point of interest; even when it seems as though one is looking at a single object, the eyes are moving. The design would have to account for those movements somehow.
Read up on eye movement and saccades.
ryguy says
Actually they already have made a keyboard using eyes for use by disabled people, and you already have a point of reference naturally- the eyelids and face. By tracking these you could see where the pupil was, in relation.
My mother says
They already have. The reason that it's not out there yet is that they're developing it for goggles that project directly into the retina, not for common computer mouse replacements. As far as it's developed, they could make a headset that could detect eye movements (via camera). This already exists as glasses
My mother says
They already have. The reason that it's not out there yet is that they're developing it for goggles that project directly into the retina, not for common computer mouse replacements. As far as it's developed, they could make a headset that could detect eye movements (via camera). This already exists as glasses
asdf says
I know this shit is old, but I just constantly find myself marveling at how people can make comments like AndrooGee's here, wherein they profess to know a great deal about a subject without actually having any substance in their comment. You don't know what you're talking about, and anyone reading knows it, so stop pretending.
RY says
i guess if i had no arms, this would be great… but then again how would i put it on?!!… another one of those products that just doesn’t solve a problem.
Nikita says
lmao. this is so true. I thought about it as I was reading the blog. great idea, greater problems.
jef says
and how would you click? and what aboutt the blinking factor?
Mark says
You click by pressing on your
“iNose”.
Sam says
This doesnt have a problem to solve, so it doesnt need to solve it
phi says
fail!
Eric says
Wow someone did absolutely NO research before thinking they invented the next best thing since sliced bread. As the first person stated these already exist and without having to put a contact lense in your eye (which I already wear, so this would not work for me anyway!)
weez says
what was the biggest thing BEFORE sliced bread? and why is sliced bread so awesome? i'm actually more impressed with sliced meat. and sliced cheese. actually, i'm SIGNIFICANTLY more impressed with the computer i am using to post this than i am with sliced bread.
stop using a dead analogy.
jhuger says
The biggest thing before sliced bread was wrapped bread. The phrase came from a 1928 advertising campaign where the new sliced bread was said to be "the greatest forward step in the baking industry since bread was wrapped." Sliced bread is awesome for a number of reasons, but to me the most important thing is that I don't have to worry so much about my roommates having their disgusting hands all over my bread.
weez says
what was the biggest thing BEFORE sliced bread? and why is sliced bread so awesome? i'm actually more impressed with sliced meat. and sliced cheese. actually, i'm SIGNIFICANTLY more impressed with the computer i am using to post this than i am with sliced bread.
stop using a dead analogy.
jhuger says
The biggest thing before sliced bread was wrapped bread. The phrase came from a 1928 advertising campaign where the new sliced bread was said to be “the greatest forward step in the baking industry since bread was wrapped.” Sliced bread is awesome for a number of reasons, but to me the most important thing is that I don't have to worry so much about my roommates having their disgusting hands all over my bread.
why am i doing this? says
you could still wear glasses while have the contact in..
why am i doing this? says
you could still wear glasses while have the contact in..
Viktor says
And in addition eye-movements are not so precise as you might think. Try rolling your eyes in a circle and you’ll notice “angles” in movements. So this would work only for point and click stuff, and not precise drawing
uhh says
Why would you try drawing with this.
Himmel says
Drawing would be fine with these. While I admit that they aren't all that great, I must say that you could do anything just fine with these. While yes, your eyes don't move smoothly on their own, if you introduce an object (i.e. your finger) for them to follow they are perfectly predictable and can perform detailed movements without deviation. So basically it would come down to drawing with your hands on the screen and just looking at where your hands are at.
Himmel says
Drawing would be fine with these. While I admit that they aren't all that great, I must say that you could do anything just fine with these. While yes, your eyes don't move smoothly on their own, if you introduce an object (i.e. your finger) for them to follow they are perfectly predictable and can perform detailed movements without deviation. So basically it would come down to drawing with your hands on the screen and just looking at where your hands are at.
Oscar says
ummm……just wondering how users click…
By blinking?
And what if their heads move?
dfag says
This could be powerful if paired with a neural interface (that already exist!). You look at a window, think close, and the window closes. You look at a file and think delete, it deletes it.
dfag says
This could be powerful if paired with a neural interface (that already exist!). You look at a window, think close, and the window closes. You look at a file and think delete, it deletes it.
xonegon says
when boobs appaer on screen …
when guy goes epileptic…
when electronic devices get mounted on fragile parts of humans…
carl says
think it would drive you mad when reading text.
Eric says
Good point!
jin_woo_han says
야 ㅋ 이건좀그렇자나!
밀라노나 놀러와 아미쓰유
Woo Hoo says
Yeah!! What Jin Woo said!!
Ky Lân says
It could be great buut not with a cursor and… windows. But it could work with augmented reality. Today we have the capabilities for make contact lenses with circuits.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augmented_reality
http://uwnews.org/article.asp?articleID=39094
a french company, leader actually :http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1kza4_realite-augmentee-total-immersion
Cheers
Ky Lân says
It could be great buut not with a cursor and… windows. But it could work with augmented reality. Today we have the capabilities for make contact lenses with circuits.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Augmented_reality http://uwnews.org/article.asp?articleID=39094
a french company, leader actually :http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1kza4_realite-augmentee-total-immersion” target=”_blank”> ” target=”_blank”>:http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x1kza4_realite-augmentee-total-immersion
Cheers
topper harley says
photoshopped. I can tell by some of the pixels
pissed off by photoshop asses says
bullshit how is it that when anything stupid shows up on the net, there’s always some asshole who says it’s photoshopped wtf is there to photoshop in the pic? and being able to tell by some random pixels just shut the fuck up and admit the idea is funny even if it *was* photoshopped
eeedel says
Calm down… its really not that serious.
me says
why is it that anytime something stupid shows up on the net and some dumbass says “Photoshopped”, whether or not they were being serious, does some ass have to get all defensive like it really matters?
Ur Face says
why is it that anytime something stupid shows up on the net and some dumbass says “Photoshopped”, whether or not they were being serious, does some ass have to get all defensive about it like it really matters, and then some mofo has to complain about it?
overly skeptical tool says
This comment is actually photoshopped. I can tell by some of the pixels, having shooped many comments in my day.
pissed off by photos says
bullshit how is it that when anything stupid shows up on the net, there's always some asshole who says it's photoshopped wtf is there to photoshop in the pic? and being able to tell by some random pixels just shut the fuck up and admit the idea is funny even if it *was* photoshopped
overly skeptical too says
This comment is actually photoshopped. I can tell by some of the pixels, having shooped many comments in my day.
John says
“It is better to keep your mouth closed and let people think you are a fool than to open it and remove all doubt.”
No shit, it’s Photoshopped. That’s the point. It’s not a real product. It’s a CONCEPT. Good job.
Retnuh66 says
The irony in the post is so overwhelming I think I actually might have a stroke.
Tool Hand Luke says
No, it's my eye that's photoshopped. I'm not seeing it right.
Tool Hand Luke says
No, it's my eye that's photoshopped. I'm not seeing it right.
buga says
this is perfect,but if i cant close my left eye, does that mean i cant left click….
Skymt says
Ah, but there is no such thing as handicapped in the digital age, only handicapable!
Associate the lmb click with your left pinky toe
Matt Steinberg says
While the idea is really fun to think about, imagine trying to read? That cursor would get really annoying, always being in front of the text . . .
Why am i doing this? says
unless you have a lazy eye, then it would go all over the place
Why am i doing this? says
unless you have a lazy eye, then it would go all over the place
Mohan says
Imagine the number of times the person is going to blink.. double clicking!! lol.. will be interesting
Jyamato says
The no arm problem struck me first as well… maybe in 2100 “handicapped” will be defined as “morbidly lethargic” or something
Tim Lewis says
Haha, “morbidly lethargic”
I thought the same thing about the curser always being where I’m trying to look. Even seeing it in my peripheral vision while trying to read drives me crazy sometimes.
Tyler-James says
really you wouldnt need a cursor, because a cursor is for knowing where you are clicking in refernce to mouse position. As for the contact you always know where you are clicking because you are looking at it.
lola says
uh…i already have enough eye strain from infrequent blinking of my eyes while at my computer. imagine how much less a person would have to blink to operate this thing without clicking on everything…if you completely disregard human physiology this is a “great” idea.
ben says
it says it clicks by a prolonged blink not the normal swift blink
stoki says
They would be powered by scalar power transmission technology. It is really just like RFID of today just scaled up a bit. A really small pancake coil would be deposited with conductive material on the rim of the lens where the rest of the circuitry would be located. And the kicker is that the same wave which is utilized for receiving power can be modulated to send data back to the small usb plug-it-in. IT’LL BE AWESOME!
sony says
Although this product has very limited marketability, it could prove itself to be very useful. The target consumers would have to be, amputees without arms or disabled people who have trouble with their arms. – build it, and they will come.
why am i doing this? says
March of the incapables
why am i doing this? says
March of the incapables
beerme says
your eyes move quite a bit/second taking in visual stimuli. it would be very difficult to focus the line of sight for enough time to click. at one time the eye only sees a limited picture the size of a quarter. but it moves rapidly to get the focus necessary for complete vision. the probable method of using a mouse in the future will either be touch screen interface, or http://www.inewidea.com/2009/01/19/7190.html brainwave sensors. cheers
Mark says
Can we all make a pact to stop calling things “i- something”? It immediately makes your product/service sound lame and derivative. It goes in your eye, calling it “I Contact” is not that clever, sorry. I..um, me don’t like it.
I also think having the cursor everywhere you look would be horrible, maybe the cursor needs to be larger semi-transparent circle? Come to think of it, a cursor is redundant here, unless you want others to see what you are looking at?
Martin says
This is just a well presented, very, very bad idea. Unoriginal and very unlikely. Why would you not just use the system that alread exists??
smith says
why is no.1?
Hm…..I don’t know.
Diamond says
wow this sounds like such a great idea, but its a shame I cant hold my eye open long enough to put a regular contact in, I dont think ill be getting this anytime soon lol
Martin Lewis says
Cool as f**k!
Bucksatan says
Pretentious and idiotic. Go design a car bozos.
Mark says
I think this is just a student project that involves presentation skills, without designing/thinking about the real product.
lezli says
wot if i dont have eyes..http://winnipeg.kijiji.ca/c-jobs-other-Wanted-Bar-attraction-W0QQAdIdZ94888311 check this …
Eric says
I would rather put a hat on that could read my mind then this
aHUMAN says
your in luck, they kinda have that (kinda, it doesn't "read your mind", but it can tell if something is similar to something else, and the intensity. you can use it to move a virtual box, as well as something else you set up. it costs about as much as a new game console)
aHUMAN says
your in luck, they kinda have that (kinda, it doesn't “read your mind”, but it can tell if something is similar to something else, and the intensity. you can use it to move a virtual box, as well as something else you set up. it costs about as much as a new game console)
Paintballer says
Awww man, In the state I’m in I would never be able to use this, I can’t keep my eyes open long enough and my blinks are prolonged anyway. Although not having to reach for the mouse pad from the comfort of my blanket would be nice…
And again I think the I-[insert name of base item here] is just getting old, Ipod, Iphone, Irobot, Ipeefreely, it’s all a load of bull and so is the “Oh, he photoshopped it I can see by the pixels.” there is absolutely nothing to photoshop here! wtf?!
Deccaz says
What the hell is used to click!!!! poor disabled people, now we are just taunting them :p
Fred says
Make this, with the following changes:
1. click using hand
2. if it could be done with a camera instead of wearing a contact lens, even better
Do this, and EVERY FPS gamer will have to have one. I don’t know about you, but I can track much better with my eyes than using my hand+mouse.
Some guy says
Man, I hate product design. All show and no goddamm go. It’s always “look I invented a mobile phone that’s paper thin” and whatnot. This is just another in a long line of rather pointless attempts to lay claim to something that’s completely obvious and has been talked about for many years. The main value in this is the CG.
Q says
Hm, i agree the application is not practical. but the underlying technology is fantastic. If you are able to put a little electronic device on your contact, what would stop you from putting more on a contact. Imagine how many things we can do on there (including displaying images, video, reading stuff)
Well, of course, we don’t have such technology yet, (not that I know of, please, don’t yell at me.).
Don’t kill every single idea and also, don’t keep pointing out how something will NOT work, do the opposite. Things like this inspire a lot of people to make fantastic innovations.
teknomiks says
I want one
Puggles says
Keep your lens mouse to storage!
Elax says
As for the last sentence, there already exists boots that use the bodys thermal energy to charge phones and mp3 players
Mitch says
Actually, they are also developing a yeast power cell that could feed off of organic matter like blood, leftovers trees etc…maybe it could harvest eyelashes or something for power? Lol, could tell users by bald eyes…
Braxx says
coooooooool.
solar says
Isn’t their technology that does this already, but without the need to put something on your eye to do it? You know… ones that track eye movement.
gooseygoose says
Yeah it's called quick glance. Everyone here acts like this contact lens is too impractical, yet quick glance is used by anyone, from quadriplegics to people with carpal tunnel.
gooseygoose says
Yeah it's called quick glance. Everyone here acts like this contact lens is too impractical, yet quick glance is used by anyone, from quadriplegics to people with carpal tunnel.
Biological Issues says
Anyone wanna talk about how this product will damage your corneas? Given the fact that eyes very in shape and size, they would need to be custom made for each individual customer. Otherwise they risk damaging the eyes of the customer, which would be bad as no company likes lawsuits.
KottonQueen says
ya then the government can plant a chip into your eyeball and control YOUR THOUGHTS!!!!
nofire says
i cant be asked to read the comments cos theres loads so if im repeating then soz
but dont you think itd be kinda annoying to be trying to read something online and your mouse is alwyas on the word your reading?
WTF says
how do you click
Rin says
Now let’s look at this in a more hilarious point of view instead of serious. Imagine how easy playing a shooter would be.
Andy says
Wouldnt that be really annoying though?
Imagin trying to read that, the cursor would constantly be covering up text o.o
Andy says
XD never mind, just realised the same post was done not so long ago…
sir jorge says
that is quite interesting, to say the least
Sai says
if this technology is theoretically possible, wouldn’t we be able to control other electronic things like remote control cars or other things like that with the same kind of technology? So instead of using it to make people “lazier”, why don’t you develop it for something more… intense because it could be possible… right?
Matt says
Consider for a moment that this technology actually worked. Let’s assume that the power issues of a contact lens transmitter could be solved. Let us also assume that battery technology progressed to a point where a capacitor array the size of the rim of a contact could power this thing longer than 60 seconds.
Now, wouldn’t that make the potential failure (either by defect or tampering) of this device catastrophic for the wearer? What would occur if the battery should overheat, leak, or become exposed? What more would happen when the small amount of radiation put off by such a device is enough to cause blindness, cancer, or other unforeseen consequences?
This kind of technology would require a special kind of bio fuel. Something that could power itself by your own production of energy (tears, oil, whatever). Battery technology just isn’t there yet; not on a level that would be required for this project. Perhaps one day soon, a few years from now.
bob says
about radiation part:
you do realize that people are slightly radioactive as it is right? this would be way less dangerous that an x-ray (not to say that there isnt any risk in x-rays, its just insignificant unless your getting a whole lot of xrays or something, which is why the person taking them goes in another room, because otherwise they wouldbe exposed daily, I think)
please note that I am just a random person, not an expert, but I seriously doubt "radiation" would be a problem.
bob says
about radiation part:
you do realize that people are slightly radioactive as it is right? this would be way less dangerous that an x-ray (not to say that there isnt any risk in x-rays, its just insignificant unless your getting a whole lot of xrays or something, which is why the person taking them goes in another room, because otherwise they wouldbe exposed daily, I think)
please note that I am just a random person, not an expert, but I seriously doubt “radiation” would be a problem.
Ryan says
The only problem I find with this is when you are trying to read something on the computer screen you would always have a mouse in the way. Also how would you be able to click on things because if it was inabled by blinking, then you would probably be clicking on anythings that you had no intensions on clicking on.
Ryan says
The only problem I find with this is when you are trying to read something on the computer screen you would always have a mouse in the way. Also how would you be able to click on things because if it was inabled by blinking, then you would probably be clicking on anythings that you had no intensions on clicking on.
Tyler says
There is some very interesting technology being developed that could make this a realitly. One of the cell phone companies have been devloping a batter that can recharge simply using random radio waves in the air. The issue is, while the waves are present just about everywhere, this tech is still in its infancy and we can’t get A LOT of charge out of those waves. However, the amount of juice it takes to use your mouse it tiny. My wireless optical mouse can easily get a few years use out of one AA with near constant use. The real issue is finding a way to “Charge” the contact lens(or make a battery small enough to fit comfortably in it, but honestly, this is just a matter of time. Quantum computing could make that a reality.
None the less, very cool idea.
Tyler says
There is some very interesting technology being developed that could make this a realitly. One of the cell phone companies have been devloping a batter that can recharge simply using random radio waves in the air. The issue is, while the waves are present just about everywhere, this tech is still in its infancy and we can’t get A LOT of charge out of those waves. However, the amount of juice it takes to use your mouse it tiny. My wireless optical mouse can easily get a few years use out of one AA with near constant use. The real issue is finding a way to “Charge” the contact lens(or make a battery small enough to fit comfortably in it, but honestly, this is just a matter of time. Quantum computing could make that a reality.
None the less, very cool idea.
solar hot water says
I can see this imaginary device being recalled after causing people to go blind or something of the sort.
solar hot water says
I can see this imaginary device being recalled after causing people to go blind or something of the sort.
Jenna says
I don't know if I could ever put that it my eye.
Jenna says
I don't know if I could ever put that it my eye.
Mac swell says
How the hell do you left click!!!
Mac swell says
How the hell do you left click!!!
Elizabeth says
No thanks that's an absolutely terrible idea.
Elizabeth says
No thanks that's an absolutely terrible idea.
Flips says
Wow are people really getting that fat and lazy! there goes another million dollar invention….
Flips says
Wow are people really getting that fat and lazy! there goes another million dollar invention….
prken says
While it may not be "the next big thing . . " this is a stepping stone to some great things. Imagine an entire interface held within a contact.
prken says
While it may not be “the next big thing . . ” this is a stepping stone to some great things. Imagine an entire interface held within a contact.
Guy00000001 says
Glasses would just be easier.
Guy00000001 says
Glasses would just be easier.
Ken Z. says
Two things come to mind:
One more free hand for porn.
Ever read Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctrow? Yea, offline.
Ken Z. says
Two things come to mind:
One more free hand for porn.
Ever read Down and Out in the Magic Kingdom by Cory Doctrow? Yea, offline.
r.varing says
I don't want a mouse cursor floating on top of (and thus hiding) the words I'm trying to type or read.
r.varing says
I don't want a mouse cursor floating on top of (and thus hiding) the words I'm trying to type or read.
Mr. Insanium says
I dont think these were intended for use with people who dont have use of thier arms, more for the technologically advanced generation.
Nice article though, really like this blog well done all around
Mr. Insanium says
I dont think these were intended for use with people who dont have use of thier arms, more for the technologically advanced generation.
Nice article though, really like this blog well done all around
Twarter369 says
Ummm, EEG allows you to do this without a lens. A trans-dermal sensor array can pick up your thoughts and use them to control a mouse.
Twarter369 says
Ummm, EEG allows you to do this without a lens. A trans-dermal sensor array can pick up your thoughts and use them to control a mouse.
Treadmill Traci says
lol I think that this is a pretty good idea. It seems like it would be impossible but none the less still a great idea
Sal says
Nothing’s impossible.
Treadmill Traci says
lol I think that this is a pretty good idea. It seems like it would be impossible but none the less still a great idea
bill says
wtf
bill says
wtf
anonnot says
does anyone realize that this is a completely sensible solution? Good god, there are quadriplegics right now using a program called quick glance so that they can operate their computers. they have a camera in front and two infrared light sensors tracking their eye movements. Blinking IS the way they click and the system is set up to help them type and what not. this would offer a simpler solution for them, without all the pesky camera adjusting and infrared panel adjusting.
anonnot says
does anyone realize that this is a completely sensible solution? Good god, there are quadriplegics right now using a program called quick glance so that they can operate their computers. they have a camera in front and two infrared light sensors tracking their eye movements. Blinking IS the way they click and the system is set up to help them type and what not. this would offer a simpler solution for them, without all the pesky camera adjusting and infrared panel adjusting.
Almekhlafi Abdulsalam says
This very smart desgin
and nice technology
thankyou very much
Almekhlafi Abdulsalam says
This very smart desgin
and nice technology
thankyou very much
xincontriadulti says
What a fantastic post.Thanks
xincontriadulti says
What a fantastic post.Thanks
Alix says
clicking: like the author said: blink – the device could be calibrated to differentiate between a normal (quick) blink and an intentional (slow[er]) blink OR
winks or squints may be options as well.
power: as mentioned, RF (coil) power
but
why this?
why not just use/improve the current (camera) eye tracking technology?
Alix says
–oh, & of course, the cursor, if needed, could be like a translucent curcle or the like
sdklfjs says
im not putting anything electrical in my goddamn eyeballs
Rapbus says
This could have medical uses (people who are paralyzed can often communicate through eye movement), but to call it a mouse and offer it to consumers is a hideously bad idea. Contact lenses are annoying to maintain, they don't last very long, and the thought of having a cursor dance in front of my eyes as I try to read something sounds just awful.
aaf says
actually this is no more than a funny idea
when a breasts spamming picture appear you'll reflex move your mouse cursor rapidly and click
fajas colombianas says
What would you do when you need to spam the mouse click? and I think I would still prefer a traditional mouse.
Elly says
Now this technology could go places!
fajas colombianas says
What would you do when you need to spam the mouse click? and I think I would still prefer a traditional mouse.
Elly says
Now this technology could go places!
Stephen James McPhee says
EHHHHH every time you try to read something it would be covered up by the mouse haha!
Stephen James McPhee says
EHHHHH every time you try to read something it would be covered up by the mouse haha!
[rb] says
Yeah technology already exists for tracking eyeball movement for people who can use a mouse like quadriplegics etc – tal about re-inventing the wheel, a really convoluted wheel too
[rb] says
Yeah technology already exists for tracking eyeball movement for people who can use a mouse like quadriplegics etc – talk about re-inventing the wheel, a really convoluted wheel too
Austin Fender says
It could just be called the ieye
Naomi says
This reminds me of Cookie from the kids show Ned’s Declassified.
Dee says
This would make RTS games alot more interesting and with the camera software tech that was being talked about in the top few comments this could actually be practical…sux I don’t know how to program lol
Ali says
Interesting Idea but I still like moving the mouse with my hand.
Lion design says
Personnaly I think That it isn’t interesting a system.
It will be Boring to use you Will destroy your eyes keep inv. Them on the monitor
And à system like kinnect can do it easy!
It shoul ne easier à system like glasses, no it doesn’t works bécasse you have to click
And doing it closing eyes is vers vert stupid idea , you Will click when you don’t want
And Will destroy your eyes and mauve of you close twice thé eyes.
Or with à system on your theeth
Richard Page says
The problem with this that you may not have realised is that 95% of the time we do not want a cursor to be where we are looking, the VDU is primarily an observation device, you’re mistaking it for an input primary function..it is not.
stop thinking about where you may save the minuscule amount of energy pointing your mouse to a place on screen and think how annoying it would be if everywhere you tried to focus there was an annoying mouse pointer…for a start you would not easily have read this text.
as the dragons would say…I’m out
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Kendrick Moose says
These are great contacts. I had them delivered to me in Winnipeg and I’m not sure but the shipping was cheap so they must have good moving companies.
العاب القوى says
It could just be called the ieye
Read more at http://www.yankodesign.com/2009/01/16/contact-lens-kinda-makes-you-cyborgy/#it1BgB1SpiRXHGe1.99
العاب القوى says
It could just be called the ieye
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