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Home › Forums › Software Development › Map gaze location to key presses?
Hi, I’d like to define regions on the screen where gaze is translated to key presses. This could be used to scroll a web page up and down, or play online browser games which usually require key presses.
I’m able to build and run the C++ sample EyeX application “ActivatableButtons”, but that’s not exactly what I need. Should I work on modifying that app, or is there a better example to start from?
Hi!
You may try taking a look at this 3rd party project
http://iris.xcessity.at/
If your want to code such functionality yourself you should start with these samples:
– TobiiEyeXSdk-DotNet-1.7.480.zip\source\WpfSamples\ActivatableElements & SDK documentation
– TobiiEyeXSdk-Cpp-1.7.480.zip\samples\ActivatableButtons if you prefer C++
I also want to mention that we don’t recommend doing completely hands-free interactions in most of the cases except accessibility applications. Preferred way would be to activate elements by clicking a button on a mouse/keyboard/gamepad
Those links are very helpful, thanks!