ASSESSING EYE GAZE PATTERNS BETWEEN INTERMEDIATE AND ADVANCED DESIGN SKETCHERS

Intermediate and Advanced EFL Learners’ Identity Reflection

Although scientific forum has obliged its members to hide their presence particularly while they are discussing research outcomes to avoid personal biases, a recent trend is encouraging writers to demonstrate their identity as the author of the text through the use of first person pronouns in order to take responsibility for the content. Therefore, the present study focuses on intermediate and ...

Using Eye Gaze Patterns to Identify User Tasks

Users of today’s desktop interface often suffer from interruption overload. Our research seeks to develop an attention manager that mitigates the disruptive effects of interruptions by identifying moments of low mental workload in a user’s task sequence. To develop such a system, however, we need effective mechanisms to identify user tasks in real-time. In this paper, we show how eye gaze patte...

Assessing intermediate coronary lesions: more than meets the eye.

Eye Gaze in HMI to Design a Crane's UI

Vision constitutes a significant part of information input for Human Machine Interaction (HMI), and the understanding of gaze characteristics such as stability, focus, and duration is promising to design a good User Interface (UI). This paper defines HMI events as UI design factors and identifies its correlation with users’ feedback, i.e. Gaze Metrics (GM) and affect. The observation of the tri...

Eye Pull, Eye Push: Moving Objects between Large Screens and Personal Devices with Gaze and Touch

Previous work has validated the eyes and mobile input as a viable approach for pointing at, and selecting out of reach objects. This work presents Eye Pull, Eye Push, a novel interaction concept for content transfer between public and personal devices using gaze and touch. We present three techniques that enable this interaction: Eye Cut & Paste, Eye Drag & Drop, and Eye Summon & Cast. We outli...