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Having been basically housebound with a kidney related condition at one point, I remember gaming being one of my few available social interactions, so I see what a great benefit would be to enable people who are much more challenged than I was to do the same.
The StarGaze eye-controlled technology sounds like an especially promising area of work that can support those who would find it very difficult to take part in what most of us take completely for granted, and I would be curious to find out more about it.
The StarGaze eye-controlled technology sounds like an especially promising area of work that can support those who would find it very difficult to take part in what most of us take completely for granted, and I would be curious to find out more about it.
social interaction is important for a developing child , I'm interested in learning more on the bubble busters robots
Thanks for informing me about SpecialEffect and their projects!
I really enjoy the idea of a free, accessible games platform like they try to implement with Eye Gaze Games and I would like to follow the progress on this one :]
I really enjoy the idea of a free, accessible games platform like they try to implement with Eye Gaze Games and I would like to follow the progress on this one :]
Interested to hear more about StarGaze the eye-gaze technology. I think it has a lot of potential and usage for both disabled people and regular person
Eye tech is definitely something i'll be "eyeing". Always seen it implemented in some games with something else but this seems cool and a new take on it
Wow, this is indeed a great and different concept for charity. The eye tracking is a great idea as well. Keep up the good work!
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Eye gaze sounds really cool but I wonder how accurate it will be and if it's faster than normal peripherals..
Eye-Gaze techology is what I'm more curious about. It sounds like a crazy useful idea, that might benefit injured or special needs people, but also the wide public, technicians of certain fields, professionals and so on and I'm looking forward to see how it will be implemented in different fields
As someone who once spent around 2.5 months in a hospital, pretty much isolated from family and friends, I think Bubble Busters sounds like something that would help a lot of kids and their families. I'd love to hear about it more.
The eye-gaze technology is sounds awesome there is so much potential in this technology and help the people!
The future is in this technology, I think I would like to hear more about it.
The future is in this technology, I think I would like to hear more about it.
The BubbleBuster robot proxy project is a great way to keep kids connected emotionally when they can't physically.
I'd like to hear more about how other people have taken Special Effects research and used it in other fields.
I think it's really cool that there are companies that focus on accessibility. I'm very impressed to learn that their team includes occupational therapist which would allow the therapist themselves to become niche experts.
Learning more about eye gaze technology would be fascinating. It will be crazy to see how this technology could be adapted to other daily aspects of life.
I'm a gamer and a support teacher and I had never heard about Eye gaze technology...I love it!!! Will surely do more research about their projects and use some of them with my student
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