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Haptics, Input Performance, and Perceptual Design / Gaze, Fixation, and Pointing Target Selection

Users cannot efficiently record personalized visual segments of interest, and devices consume high energy.

lightbulbPractical problemGaze, Fixation, and Pointing Target Selection

Users cannot efficiently record personalized visual segments of interest, and devices consume high energy.

UbiComp '21MemX: An Attention-Aware Smart Eyewear System for Personalized Moment Auto-capture

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