Microsoft recently published a compelling new patent with the U.S. Trademark and Patent Office. This technology is expected to completely change the way we interact with digital devices. Users can type on the screen by tracking their eyes, opening up a new input method.
Microsoft describes this patent as “no-stop” input method technology. Users only need to cast their eyes on the keys on the screen, and the system can quickly capture and convert them into text input. This technology is more than that, its potential extends far beyond this application. Users can also interact with other apps by looking at the screen. For example, when a user looks at a button in a web browser, the click can be immediately sensed and performed.
This technology does not require users to stare at a button for a long time. It uses an advanced no-stop system to accurately sense the user's gaze direction and respond quickly. This feature not only increases the speed of interaction, but also greatly enhances the user experience.
According to the editor’s understanding, the most eye-catching aspect of this technology is its integration of artificial intelligence models. The model can collect and analyze users' usage habits and information to make intelligent predictions and recommendations. The technology tracks the user's gaze areas in real time as they navigate an application or operating system and associates those gazes with specific actions. This means that as users use it, the system will gradually learn and optimize the accuracy of its predictions and recommendations.
In operating systems such as Windows, this technology is expected to bring more convenient control methods to users. For example, users can adjust various settings such as audio volume and screen brightness with simple eye movements. This new way of interacting is no longer limited to a specific application, but may become a new, more natural way of interacting with devices.
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