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Microsoft applies to patent gaze-tracking camera, wants to stare into your eyes
See that complication of a line-drawing above? Well that's Microsoft describing how it would like to patent a function for a dual 3D and 2D camera setup that's able to process precisely where your eyes fall on a screen. While Kinect could fulfill that hardware component, the application goes into more detail on how the "gaze tracker" would calculate both the direction you're looking in and track the region of the screen that you're focusing on. It aims to do this by closely following your eye -- more specifically...
Published By: Engadget - Friday, 15 June, 2012
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Microsoft cleared in Xbox patent spat with Google Cnet (2 days ago) - The U.S. International Trade Commission on Thursday reaffirmed an earlier ruling, saying Microsoft did not...
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Microsoft finally wins ITC battle with Motorola over wireless P2P patent (update) Engadget (2 days ago) - In with a bang, out with a whimper. After making us fear for the...
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Microsoft: next-gen Kinect sensor for Windows to launch in 2014
