While discussing how the screen size of smartphones should be, the experiment conducted by Carnegie Mellon University brought a different perspective to the subject. Some users consider the phone screen to be small to take control of it. Others argue that the screen should be large for a wide view.
It can be difficult to dominate as a problem of using a large screen phone. Cernegio Mellon University, on the other hand, conducted an experiment to solve this problem. In the experiment in terms of accessibility, he worked to make smartphones and users communicate with eye contact. Let’s take a look at the details of the news together.
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Smartphone control will be easier thanks to eye contact!
A team at Carnegie Mellon University’s Department of Computers wondered if there would be a natural mechanism for interacting with the phone. Based on this curiosity, the team experimented with and decided to work on eye contact for the phone and people to interact. In the successful experiment; people selected and turned on notifications, went back to previous apps and even switched between photos.
Interactions; It was matched with the people’s swaying, face-to-zoom gesture. This experiment was not done for the first time, but it was the most successful of the studies. The team predicted that the device would not move paired with each movement of the people. In addition, the sensors activated after interacting and received confirmation for important commands.
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