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Eye-based input on smart glasses is prone to false triggers, and eye position cannot be accurately estimated when eyes are closed.

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Eye-based input on smart glasses is prone to false triggers, and eye position cannot be accurately estimated when eyes are closed.

UbiComp '24EyeWithShut: Exploring Closed Eye Features to Estimate Eye Position

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