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‘The Eyes Have It’ at Mobile World Congress

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James Rosewell writes:

DoCoMo are one of many network operators and handset manufacturers demonstrating innovative new products as Mobile World Congress. Our eye was caught by the employee demonstrating “Eye Controlled Earphones”. It’s a good job the ladies from the CBOSS stand weren’t walking past at the time.

The Eyes Have It

[Apparently these earphones contain sensors that detect changes in electrical energy when the wearer moves their eyes. Each eye movement can be used to select specific functions on the mobile phone]

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