AG 1, AG 3, AG 4, RG1, MMCI, AG 2, INET, AG 5, SWS   Info

Public Audience

English

60 Minutes

Saarbrücken

Mobile eye tracking has significant potential to overcome fundamental limitations of remote systems in term of mobility and practical usefulness. However, mobile eye tracking currently faces two fundamental challenges that prevent it from being practically usable and that, consequently, have to be addressed before mobile eye tracking can truly be used by everyone: Mobile eye tracking needs to be advanced and made fully functional in unconstrained environments, and it needs to be made socially acceptable. Nevertheless, solving technical challenges and social obstacles alone is not sufficient to make mobile eye tracking attractive for the masses. The key to success is the development of convincingly useful, innovative, and essential applications. This thesis provides solutions for all of these challenges and paves the way for the development of socially acceptable, privacy-aware, but highly functional mobile eye tracking devices and novel applications, so that mobile eye tracking can develop its full potential to become an everyday technology for everyone.

Connie Balzert

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