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Traditional gaze tracking algorithms are limited by high power, latency, and complex calibration, failing to meet AR device needs.

lightbulbPractical problemXR Eye Tracking and Gaze Interaction

Traditional gaze tracking algorithms are limited by high power, latency, and complex calibration, failing to meet AR device needs.

UbiComp '21A Sub-Milliwatt and Sub-Millisecond 3-D Gaze Estimator for Ultra Low-Power AR Applications

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