Posts Tagged: Eyetracking
Honor’s Magic 6 will be powered by the Snapragon 8 Gen 3 with eye-tracking and multi-device connectivity
Having recently unveiled the somewhat affordable Magic Vs2 foldable, the next model coming up in Honor’s release schedule would appear to be the Magic 6. Confirmed to be powered by Qualcomm’s brand new Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 chipset, the Magic 6 will also sport a ‘cutting-edge 7 billion on-device Large Language Model (LLM)’ to provided […]
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Qualcomm adds Tobii’s eye-tracking tech to its mobile VR kit
Tobii's eye-tracking tech was such a great fit for virtual reality that taking it for a spin at CES 2018 ruined every headset without its capabilities for Engadget editor Devindra Hardawar. Now, Tobii has teamed up with Qualcomm to create an updated…
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Eye-tracking glasses reveal what master pianists look at while they play
Ever wanted to experience what it is like to be a master pianist tickling the ivories? A new video gives a sense of what that might feel like, courtesy of wearable eye-tracking glasses.
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Tobii announces an array of new eye-tracking initiatives for 2017
Tobii, the firm beyond the incredible infrared eye-tracking tech in Huawei’s Honor Magic phone and Dell’s Alienware laptops, is looking to the future. Its 2017 plans involve virtual reality, gaming, and mobile devices.
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Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Eye-tracking VR headsets, folding 3D printers
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the Web this week. You can’t buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
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